NEW ZEALAND SURVEYORS ON THE GOLD COAST.
[BY telegraph. CORRESPONDENT.] Wellington, Saturday. The New Zealand surveyors who were engaged by the Imperial Government for work on the Gold Coast of Africa, according to news received in Wellington, left for London at the end of last month on four months' furlough. Their passages to and from England will be paid by the Home authorities, and during the time they are absent from the Gold Coast they will be on half pay. Contrary to expectation the health of the New Zealanders has been excellent.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12303, 22 June 1903, Page 5
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