OUR WOUNDED AT HOME

North Otago Times, Volume CI, Issue 13324, 26 July 1915, Page 4

OUR WOUNDED AT HOME

LORD KITCHENER'S CQN- J GRATULATIONS, V ' '.'l iITCSTRKITI VTC lIOSPITAf LATIONft ' \ ' ■" -M . (Pm Press AuOdstlon) J®?? .' " ' ' Y V' W 11 wived Jnlv 25, at 'OO p;m. • ; . • I'lior i - tlio departure, o'f. the New J: Zealand and . linrit Kiti'lieiiei' telcgrapliod: "Pleajo eoiitev s ; to tlie Australian's ami Nmv Zealaiiditos who linvc rpcoveicd. from* i:hpir, : woiinds ' ami are rejoining their units'nt> tUe Dardanelles my good wishes; v Ifiiinst . express njy. warm /fi??d jvoric tlio Aiiatralasian;''Aifria ' tforps'rirc'doing." Several letters-in the ijjorriijftg^Tpp^t,'''./■/ point .out that many, people are'already . making the Australian and. NewJZealan'd •> woujided feel at homo; aiuVmany 6'thera. are willing to lielp. The wonnde'd jiiph • are grateM but. feel the restrictive/ \ hospital, regulations, A. correspondcut, 'sugftdsts that the issue ; of. good conduct passes should enable the men'tfi ' ' enjoy longer. leave.