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Taranaki Daily News, 23 May 1917, Page 5

, General Avcreseu, with the chief of A* 'tjenernl Stnff, Gerferal A. D. 0. Pfetan, Is certftiniy -the most beloved Rsfterfci Avith the Rouniiiilian troopj. They ar® (.lie only army commanders Who made 110 mistake in the ftutuirin campaign) and whoso trAops wore compelled to retreat, not Uy tin! I'iieiiiy, hut hvi circumstances over -which they themselves hid no control. The B(.vi«tna»« of General Avertseu ig well known in his attnv. Th'erfe It no painlon for a coward, whoever fiemay he The' onmirfiurtlet-a of -the divisions' are all young men. Most of the gff&ral* who took part in the a/uiumn*caißpaign 'have hoeii y rumo-taj,. Some h&ve hem pensioned same given inaiirtilflcint commands in towns, and tried. Ill# e\v divisional commanders have giv« rnof.of their ability durng tiie campaign, mil some of them who had at the outbreak: of war only the command of ft regiment, successfully lend i diviaioit to<".ay. The siime procedure has beon (intd •with the stnff officers. Thcn>e who otred their situation only to seniority have been replaced by younger officers Who hnvc given proof of their capacity. AH these changes have had a wholesome effect on the spirit of the troops,'who feel that they are led by worthy officers. The army itself has '>een completely reorganised. At the front of t.ll the carrying concerns in the Dominion is the New Zealand Express Co. The company is the only one of the kind, with 'offices of it* own right through New Zealand. *fhh Indicates hot only Us slw, but also its dependability in all work it specialise! in—viz., customs, carrying,'forwarding; storing, furniture-removing. It's thl» wtotwhieh aeoouttti (of iU madtMol