NEW ZEALANDERS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17926, 21 October 1918, Page 4

NEW ZEALANDERS.

PRINCE OF WALES WITH TROOPS. WELLINGTON, October 19. (Special from' the Official War Correspondent.) October 14. To-day the Prince of Wales paid a visit to the New Zealand division. He lunchconcd with the Divisional Commander and rode across the ground recently fought over, visiting the various infantry, artillery and pioneer units. Tho proceedings were quite informal.

During tho afternoon tho New Zealanders lined the roads, and heartily cheered the Prince as he rode past/. The Prince, who is travelling unostentatiously, was accompanied only by a major from the general headquarters. He is making tho acquaintance of all tho overseas troops in France.

FOR GALLANTRY. By Telegraph—Pres* Association—Copyright. A. and N.Z. Cable Asuociation and Router. (Received October 20. 5.5 p.m.) LONDON, October 19. Military Crosses have been awarded to New Zealanders:—Lieutenant O. F. Atmore and Second-Lieutenant A. MacDonald (Otago), Lieutenant A. Gordon (Auckland), Lieutenant H. C. Knubloy, Second-Lieutenant E. H Bromfield and Second-Lieutenant W. H. Yorko (Cyclists), Second-Lieutenant W. Henning, Second-Lieutenant T. Murray, Second-Lieutenant R. Whitefiold (Rifle Brigade), Second-Lieutenant E. F. Tyson (Field Artillery).