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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 251, 20 October 1916, Page 12

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FOR KING AM) COUNTRY. (BRKNXAX. —On September 26, killed in -i action, in France, .Leo James Brennau, J •Seventh Reinforcements, dearly-loved youngest son of Mrs J. Brenuau," Auckland, aged 2S years. K.I.P. Deeply mourned. Dearest son and brother. GARDXEE.-On September 27, 1016, killed in action in France, Private 'William Gardner (Seotty). Main Body A.1.8., the beloved eldest son or ivilliam Uarduei, of Falkirk, Scotland and nephew of R. Gardner, uaiia of - -S.Z., Xewton. JOHAXNESSEN.—On September 12, 191G, "• died of wounds received iv France Corporal Christian Rudolph Johannesseii, - New Zealand Field Engineer?. Main Body eldest sou of .7. and 31. Johannesseii Queen's Aveuue, Dominion Itoad, Auckland; aged 25 years. Deeply regretted. Inserted by his loving parents. AIAR'RrXER—On September 20. lOltl. died of wounds received in France. Corporal - Percy Douglas 'Marriuer, Fifth Rein- > forcemeuts. twin son of the late W". A. « and Mary Marriner, Jit. Wesley, Nor- < them Wairoa: aged 23 years. So loved, so mourned. IIeKILLOP. —On October 7. reiei: oC '. •wounds, in France, Harry A McKillop, ' nephew of L. Ross, Eden Terrace. One of the Anzac Doys. KESTOX.—On October 5, killed in action - in France, Georgu Robert, Slain Body t' N.Z. Expeditionary Force, dearly-beloved ■ eldest son of Samuel .1. and Amelia F. Reston. of Sunnyvale Road, lCfemuera, late of Whangarata; age 'M. 1 He died as he lived, doing his duty.