MAORIS COURT-MARTIALLED.
AUCKLAND, October 20. The sentences in connection with the court-martial recently held at the Maori camp are announced. Corporal J. M. Hopa, who was charged with desertion, was sentenced to 30 days' detention and deprived of his stripes. Private Hori Mohi, who missed the transport at Wellington, through drunkenness, was sentenced to 24 hours' detention for absenting himself without leave. As he has already done this period he was permitted to return to the ranks. SOLDIERS CLUB ROOM OPENED. NAPIER, October 21. A Recruiting Office -and Soldiers' Club Room was opened to-night by the National Reserve. A procession consisting of bands, members of the Reserve and Senior Cadets paraded the main streets. Recruiting, speeches were . delivered by the Mayor and by the Military Authorities. . Several wounded soldiers related their experiences.
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Grey River Argus, 22 October 1915, Page 5
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