AT FEATHERSTON CAMP.
WORST STAGE WEIX PASSED. ARRANGING DEMOBILISATION. (By Telegraph.—Parliamentary Reporter.! WELLINGTON, Friday. Sir James Allen, who visited Wellington Camp yesterday, says that the epidemic has been conquered. The worst stage is well past, and plans are in readiness for rapid demobilisation as soon af the epidemic permits transport facilities being utilised. Tt is expected that the Department will send f>oo daily from Featherston. and 300 from Trcntham The dislocation of the ferry service is a big hindrance, and it is possible, now to send only 120 men on alternate days. IMPROVEMENT AT GREYMOUTS (By Telegraph—Press Association.) GREYMOUTH, this day. Excellent reports have been receivec to-day. There were no deaths in the hoe pital. and cases there show considerabli improvement. There are no serious case: on the Otira line. The ehope have re opened.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 280, 23 November 1918, Page 7
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