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Taranaki Daily News, 25 November 1915, Page 5

Writing from the Australian and Xcw, Zealand Base Depot at Weymouth, Dor« set, just before his return to the Darda* nelles, Lance-Corporal W. .1. Hill de> scribes the scene at the eamp where the Australian and New Zealand wounded air quartered. Though many arc crip* pled or maimed and a few blind, thoy are wonderfully cheerful. One would expect them to have a crabbed outlook . on life, but the thought of home buoys them all up. If the people of New Zea- i land could only nee how hplendidly the men behaved in the treudies under firej on the hospital ships, on leave in Lww don, and in camp there would be ■ no doubt in their minds as to the treatment they deserved. One goodTtltun of the ; camp is the splendid feeling between the Australians and New Zealand***. Ths Dardanelles have cemented them tage* < ther in <i wjy. uet bitbeita AmmiA I .nojuiblfc ' ;