FAMOUS BATTLEGROUNDS.
UNIT MEMORIALS.
NEW ZEALAND SITE APPROVED
LONDON, November 0,
It wa * announced In the ltou« *J Commons that the Buttle teploite Mβmorial Committee Una received » claims to erect memorials by individual units. All tin- Australian and >e>\ /."aland clahw to date have been ba» agreed to reeerve a liunl bw of site,, including Paßechendaele. Saint Jullen, Urav-cnstafel, Zonnabeke, 11oo"p Polvon Wood, Sanctuary Wood, llillVl. N'euyo EglUe, Ypree, jM*"'™"; 7/illebeke. Wytechaetc, «ftint Moi, Hill lid -iiul Krmniel. The committee state that negotiation* liro proceeding for sites in France, inHuding Pnzieres, Vimy Ridge Monohy 1,. Preux, Uourlon Wood, and \■ iller= " Arrangeni«ite for CJallipoli and Palestine an- under discussion, where no •it** have been given. The committee undertake* to acquire land if units will bear the .-out of purchase. The question of the upkeep of tho memorials hae not vel been decided.-!A. and VA < able.)
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 265, 7 November 1919, Page 5
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