GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Daily News, 7 August 1915, Page 5

GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

SOME NEW CAMPS. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wellington, Yesterday. Acting on the best raedic*al, geological, and sanitary advice obtainable in the dominion, the authorities have decided to establish a new permanent military camp at Tauherenikau, and to work it in conjunction with Trentham. There will be four thousand men in each camp. New drafts •will go into Trentham fjr two months for elementary training and musketry, and then go to Tauherenikau to complete the advanced training, returning to Trentham for advanced musketry and fitting purposes. A third camp under canvas will be established for the new battalions. DEFENCE BOARD OF ADVICE. AYelliugton, Yesterday. The Board of Advice to assist the Defence Department on questions of supplies will consist of Messrs A. 11. Miles, one of the 'proprietors of Murray, Roberts and Co., A. Macintosh, of Dalgety's, and George Wilson, of Aitken, Wilson and Co. PUBLIC SERVICE APPEAL BOARD. Wellington, Yesterday. The Minister of Internal All'airs'has received word stating that the executive committee of the New Zealand Public Service Association passed unanimously a resolution placing on record its lull confidence in the Public Service Appeal Board and expressing confidence in Hie fair and impartial manner in which tlv hoard carried out its i'unclions.

DECEAKKI) I'EHSUXV ESTATES. Wellington, Last Night. During .1 uly ■s>?> estates were certified for payment "of death duties, the largest lieins that of S. I'.. Lawrence, of Tnvereargill, at il(i.(W]. Following is (lie list for" New Plvmoutli:— George Lender, £3.711 s William Howe. £3,">!i; Matilda Duncan, £3432) Elizabeth Pitcher, £3073; George Alexander Tabor. HUih, Marv Ann ' Colfion. JCU">9; 'William Hcni-v Lesch, £1323; Patrick McFarlano, £l<Hsk