SIX SONS SERVING
TWO KILLED IN THE WAR
Mention that Mr. G. L. Marshall, of Marton, a director of the company, had just received advice that another son, the second, had been killed in action, was made by Mr. S Irwin Crookes, chairman of directors, at the annual meeting of the New Zealand Farmers' Fertiliser Co., Ltd., this morning. Mr. Crookes added that Mr. Marshall had eight sons, six of whom had joined the armed forces. Shareholders stood in silence as a mark of sympathy with Mr. Marshall and passed a resolution recording their deep and sincere regret at the loss of two of his sons.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 180, 1 August 1941, Page 8
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