The War Effort of New Zealand

Contents

• • [covers]
  • [frontispiece]
  • [title page]
  • Dedicated to Our Immortal Dead
  • Contents
  • [frontispiece]
  • Preface
  • [acknowledgements]
  • [frontispiece]
• • Chapter I — by Lieut.-Colonel J. L. Sleeman p. 1
    • The Supply of Reinforcements during the War p. 1
    • The Maori Reinforcements p. 13
    • Pacific Islanders p. 15
  • Chapter II. — The Seizure and Occupation of Samoa — by S. J. Smith p. 23
  • Chapter III. — The Senussi Campaign — by W. S. Austin p. 42
  • Chapter IV. — The Work of the "Philomel." — by Captain Hall-Thompson p. 63
  • Chapter V. — New Zealand Army Nurses — by H. Maclean p. 87
    • [New Zealand Army Nurses] p. 87
    • In France p. 98
    • On Home Service p. 102
  • Chapter VI — by D. J. McGavin p. 105
    • The New Zealand Stationary Hospital at Salonika p. 105
    • New Zealand Hospitals in Egypt — by Bowerbank p. 113
    • New Zealand Hospitals in the United Kingdom — by Lieut.-Col. Myers p. 115
    • Brockenhurst Hospital p. 121
    • Codford Hospital p. 123
    • Hornchurch Convalescent Hospital
    • Brighton Convalescent Homes p. 125
  • Chapter VII. — The New Zealand Hospital Ships — by J. S. Elliott p. 127
  • Chapter VIII. — New Zealand Dental Corps — by T. A. Hunter p. 138
  • Chapter IX. — New Zealand Veterinary Corps — by C. J. Reakes p. 149
    • [New Zealand Veterinary Corps.] p. 149
    • In New Zealand p. 151
    • Transportation p. 153
    • In Egypt, Sinai, and Palestine p. 155
    • On the Western Front p. 159
  • Chapter X. — Repatriation p. 163
    • Part I p. 163
      • [introduction] p. 163
      • The Home Coming
      • Before Discharge p. 165
    • Part II p. 167
      • Work of the Repatriation Department p. 167
      • Training p. 168
      • Employment p. 169
    • Part III p. 171
      • Settlement on the Land p. 171
      • Results p. 174
  • Chapter XI. — War Relief and Patriotic Societies — by L. O. H. Tripp p. 176
    • [War Relief and Patriotic Societies] p. 176
    • The New Zealand War Contingent Association p. 185
    • The Red Cross Society p. 190
  • Chapter XII. — The Peace Conference p. 197
    • 1—The Preliminary Sessions in Paris p. 197
    • 2—The New Zealand Delegation p. 201
    • 3—The Future of Samoa p. 203
    • 4—Nauru Island p. 206
    • 5—Breaches of the Laws of War p. 208
    • 6—The League of Nations p. 211
    • 7—International Labour Legislation p. 213
    • 8—The Treaty of Peace p. 215
  • Chapter XIII. — Education in The New Zealand Expeditionary Force — by G. S. Richardson p. 220
  • Chapter XIV. — War Finance p. 233
  • Chapter XV. — The New Zealand Camps in England
    • [The New Zealand Camps in England] p. 244
    • Sling Camp p. 248
    • The Brocton Camp p. 253
    • The Artillery At Ewshot p. 255
    • The Machine Gunners At Grantham p. 259
    • Engineers and Maoris p. 260
    • Hornchurch p. 262
    • The Codford Depot p. 266
    • The Torquay Depot p. 270
• Appendix p. 275

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