TRENTHAM COMMISSION'S REPORT
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(From Our Parliamentary Reporter.) ’ . ■ '• m , WELLINGTON, August 25. i lie report of the ircntham Camp Commission may be presented to Parliament tunnorrow. it is not auuoipauM time -t.hu Wporc ..... 0./atam any condemnation of tiie locality oi Lie i i«inp. a.tiiougn u is expected unit pointed reference will be made to certain deic'cts, especially as regards lire overcrowding of the men. It will not be surprising if onjectioii is taken to the manner in which sick men were accommodated early in the outbreak of an epidemic of measles. It is anticipated that numerous recommendations will be made in the direction of improving Trentham Camp as a whole, and increasing individual accommodation and the comfort of soldiers.
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Evening Star, Issue 15892, 26 August 1915, Page 10
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121TRENTHAM COMMISSION'S REPORT Evening Star, Issue 15892, 26 August 1915, Page 10
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