SOLDIERS AND GARDEN PARTY.
COLONEL WYLIE'S ORDERS. By Telegraph.— Press Association. Chriatchtmsh, Last Night. In connection with the attitude taken up by maay of the soldier patients at the Chnstchnrch Hospital in refitting to attend, in their blue uniforms, the gardes party arranged by the Governor-General and Lady Liverpool, the following order c ™ "sued by Liou tenant-Colonel Wylie, officer commanding the men undergoing treatment: "The officer commanding regret* that certain of the patients or the boetntal saw fit, on Tuesday, nth inat, tosTfar forget themselves as soldiers and men as to behave in a maimer which oan oolr be described as discourteous in the extreme, and he wishes to point out that grievances, real or imaginary, ean never be rectified by behaviour such a* they were guilty of. Conduct of this not only reflects on them, but on their comrades, as well as tte hospital in which they aw, and renders the acceptance of an mvitation on their behalf in the latu™ Mcolt, if not impoesible." M onicr regarding local leave 1 statesthat on and after Friday, Mth £&»*£ J*** rff 18 from 9 pari. Jo 8 pan. Later leave from this will "ifai
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Taranaki Daily News, 15 March 1919, Page 4
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193SOLDIERS AND GARDEN PARTY. Taranaki Daily News, 15 March 1919, Page 4
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