DEFENCE.
| LORD KITCHENER'S MOVEMENTS. i ' DEPARTURE FOR NEW ZEALAND. IlIiS AUSTRALIAN WELCOME. (Peb99 Association.—Copxriqht.) MELBOURNE, -Satur. Lord Kitchener, aboard 11.M.5. Encounter, departed for New Zealand last night. A large gathering farewelled him. Lord Kithcener expressed gratification at t'he 'hospitality of the Australians. He (hoped his reconnni'cndations would be found acceptable and suitable, and that they would do sometiling towards tire improvement of the defences of Australia. Lord Kitchener presented it he representatives of the senior cadet forces of t'he various States with colours worked by Lady Dudley. TIIK AUSTRALIAN" SCHEME. WHAT THE EXPENDITURE . ' MELBOURNE, Sunday. Referring to Sir Frederick Borden's .statement that Canada was doing more than Australia, Mr Cook, slates that Jss per head was only about half nis much as Australia proposed 'to spend on sea and land. Mr Dckin fails to see that Canada is doing more than Australia. T HE KITCHENER INSPECTION. NO NELSON SCHOOL CADETS. No school cadets from Nelson or the Wist Coast will take part in Hit; review to lie held at .Johnsnnville by Lord Kitchener. It was hoped that the cadets would be sent, but advice- lias been received that only public school cadets who can be sent by train will attend the review.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 14 February 1910, Page 5
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