VISIT OF THE IMPERIAL TROOPS.
I ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE AUCKLAND RECEPTION The following telegram was received to-day ' by Lieutenant-Colonel W. B. White, from I Colonel ■ Pole-Penton, officer commanding ! the New Zeaand Forces, regarding the re-' ception to the Imperial Federal Contingent;, - which will visit Auckland in a few days - I "You are authorised to assemble in Auck- ' land the country corps in your command, both mounted and dismounted, for the reception of the Imperial troops. Both men and horses will be rationed free by the Go- . vernment." . • " ■ ■, [by telegraph.—press ASSOCIATION.] " } CiiKTSTCHT/ncn, Tuesday. :. . A meeting of citizens Was held, in the • Council Chambers this afternoon-to consider tho reception of the Imperial troops. The Mayor presided. It was decided that the ' men should camp at the • Addington show grounds. A review will be held, if permissible. A strong committee was appointed C ; to canvass for subscriptions towards the cost ■ of entertainment, and another to arrange for the reception and entertainment of the B troops. , , -..;
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11564, 30 January 1901, Page 4
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