THE FUNERAL OF THE TWO POLICEMEN WHO WERE KILLED in the shooting affray in the Waitakeres, Auckland, last Sunday, took place in Auckland yesterday. The men were Detective-Inspector W. Chalmers and Detective-Sergeant N. W. Power. This photograph shows the cortege in Khyber Pass road after a service held in St. David’s Presbyterian Church. In the left foreground are three of the pall-bearers. From left are Detective W. A. Bird (representing the Auckland Police Highland Pipe Band, of which Inspector Chalmers was pipe-major), Detective Senior-Sergeant D. J. Dwan, and Senior-Sergeant R. E. Marriott The funeral of the third victim of the shooting, Mr J. R. Berry, was held separately. —Photograph by wire.
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30026, 10 January 1963, Page 10
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111THE FUNERAL OF THE TWO POLICEMEN WHO WERE KILLED in the shooting affray in the Waitakeres, Auckland, last Sunday, took place in Auckland yesterday. The men were Detective-Inspector W. Chalmers and Detective-Sergeant N. W. Power. This photograph shows the cortege in Khyber Pass road after a service held in St. David’s Presbyterian Church. In the left foreground are three of the pall-bearers. From left are Detective W. A. Bird (representing the Auckland Police Highland Pipe Band, of which Inspector Chalmers was pipe-major), Detective Senior-Sergeant D. J. Dwan, and Senior-Sergeant R. E. Marriott The funeral of the third victim of the shooting, Mr J. R. Berry, was held separately. —Photograph by wire. Press, Volume CII, Issue 30026, 10 January 1963, Page 10
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