THE NEW ZEALAND CONTINGENT.
THEIR ARRIVAL AT THE CAPE.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.
DETAILS OF THE VOYAGE.
KINDLY WELCOME FROM THE

INNISKILLINGS.
(Per Press Association Special.) Wellington, this day. The Press Association's special corres pondent at Maitland camp, Cape Colony, dated the 24th of November, 1899, writes: " After the first excitement of our enthu siastic send-off from Wellington we soon settled down either to work or to the bunk of sea sickness, according to our respective capabilities to withstand the combined efforts of the waves and the Waiwera. Of work there was plenty, but of seasiok neß3 there was an alarming amount, and some very bad cases. Fully half of us were quite prostrate for the first few days, but within a week nearly all had gained our sea legs, and were able to carry out our duties.
