RETURNING SICK AND WOUNDED.
I’HE TAHITI SAILS FROM SUEZ. Wellington. Aug. l>. The defence authorities have received a cablegram stating that the transport Tahiti left Suez on Saturday with 195 sick and wounded Ne v Zealanders aboard. The nuinbrr includes eleven officers, two warrant. officers, and 482 men of other ranks. The suggestion that NewZealand should semi a corps of uncertificated nurses or first aid workers to the base hospitals in Egypt or elsewhere has been disappro veil by the military authorities.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IV, Issue 430, 9 August 1915, Page 6
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