MARAMA TO BE SENT.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 225, 21 September 1915, Page 7

MARAMA TO BE SENT.

THE WOTTFTDED TS NEW ZEAL\ND. UIXIiTER ALLS ON PATRIOTIC H"NI)>. (Bj h. — rarii3m*2*-ary Reporter.) WELLINGTON". Monday. An announcement to by tne Mm .=>trr o! Dt?f.-ne lii-it Ne* Zealand ha* otTered the Uarama x* 1 »ei-or.d hoepitsi ship. and that this had be-?n ii'ifpi*! by the [mpcriii] Ooreninient »'»*» received ■v:l;i fT»:i3e»t.ion ':» the Hou**. Since the Mihi-no ha* V.-n on duty she hi* i.:te<l -.!'<> sounded men from the Vache-* at liaJlipoli. and *he h«j« done led to hoepitaU. "The uovernu—nt." .■ont;cue.i Mr Allen, "felt th.» »ork wae of no much value that .t offered another hospital ship to the Impwria! Covern n:ent. anl the Mi.-jrra has b«fn m jraieil. and will Jw up ;n tim? to -.ul .iHi)v:t the rir«t «.vi ir\ DfC«nS«: Tht> arranfrpment will t> ,, e.mtlar to that -nnnecti-d *-ith th.- Ma'ion i. the I'lovern Tint !<•« n: th<- f\p.'nt l - of h.rr m: hart.".-, fittinjr up. ml provi.l.ng bt'd «•.»(!>. whilf his Excfl!eni-v the Gover nor w.ll. a* b«" Hiil in •• ->ninvti 'n with the Ma'-.OR". prnvi :•- n:.h.-r e.s:;ipmrnt " The Mini.'tir a.! !.• 1 that he » *;i-r Nf.v Z.-a!.ir. i would w> jUd to further a.+i.st in RUi'h ffnod work, ani it »i---a >n that w ::a! »o Sr.e J iviilaW' WHEN T-if?: \VOl*\t)ED RETfRX. In tho r.i.ir** , n: a statement i injf prov-;ginn fnr r.-tnrni-d »ol.lier». thr Hon. ii. SV Ru««i'!l »pp*aW to tho p&triotic o' t: , Dominion t" j.*-.i.-t :n the work of r<|Uippin2 an.! r-in nur.' the cinvi|.-4,-.nt homee at H.inm." and Rat Tiia ml t.i provide emplovrr.enr for m«-n »'ho ir- d iwhargfd iro:n m i tary serv cc It. -.va*, •,::•■ ol Flotl. \. L. Fl.-rlxan. who ',* m of tlio work arfoviatod «" t:i *ol '.'.er* upon t"'ioir d'K.-hirgiv an I or h.moplf J--Mimtter :n I'harifp of the tn-itm.-nt o! wouDded an,! »-on«-ale»ceat Koldien :n Ne'.v Zi-al.ini. that their work ehouM be '~<n>< wrthout having to thr M:nj»te! of Knan-c for »ny loan monryi raw) to pr i-rcute the »i: Ip to the present no fund* had b.-<-n ;jLi.-.-1 at the d*po*al ,:' himwlf or h* roHcaS-i.- but larje 'n.'.i."T.irit« had t.i be :>n iertiiien both ;it Rutoni i ami Hinni-r At Rotomi on Puk.Toa Hill, a ,ir:i naze »yet*m had to v 'e laid rio*n an 1 .vat.-r »;ippl.i ir>v.di-J. ■*.;■!>• akirations would tiavito mad* at th.- eanatorium. The equipment J.t fi.in.iier an i R jtorua woulil also have to >•■ extended. Hi? *pokr appreciatively of the •I-μ-.-ion of the Public Service, which, tiiroueh the de part.-nent.il hea.l-. ha.i that Jay resolved to band over to Mr" Hi-rdman an. , , him wjf t'eTO 'it of the su!*.-ribe<! by the P-4hli.- >wv:re of Ne.v Zealand by meann of monthly permenti) ou: of The M n 'ter quoted a utirrini: from i c.iblfi wroant '~-i the ficSit or. r.all.fwl. ■:•<* Hil! *) at Ana,- an elo i;ent reminier of whait our §o!di«M ir. r f r our and concluded by urging "-he roiintry t > *•■,- that ~;-„ rirr.e ha.-k would want nothin? to -.-••■. them in reia.ninj health an,i work -It' m.iv be *.v! hy »omc thai i<. th. :. (J .,,.-nT.rn:. duty." continwd the M.n jj.te- " Yes. it ii) the liovernnient'f work- it will ccc that no man suffers or want*, hut *c al«o have come r;2rrt to if'< the patriotic committeee and for to help by H'vinp money. the public Uβ -ar-enbed for the ~c'< md K .,,,n!ed sol tiers of Ne* Zealand. -,