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graves iii good order, and within the next few months some two thousand more will be transferred and properly placed. It can be realised then that i n the circumstances it is quite possible for some visiting New Zealanders to find the graves of their lost ones in what appears to them to be an uncared condition. It may be recalled that some time ago I reported the oponion given to me by an Australian visiting all the cemeteries on the Western front, and this visitor expressed spontaneously to me the view that New Zealand graves were invar! iably the best kept everywhere, It must be remembered that the work is a big one, and everyone knows how conditions since the Armistice, far from making it easy for any sort of work, to be done, are worsened, that industry, and indeed every form of undertaking, is held up and delayed by lack of transport, congestion and other difficulties too innumerable to bo mentioned.

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