'Mrs. A. Landsdown, of Molesworthsfcreefc, has been advised that her son, Private C. J. F. Lunsdown, who was wounded in the; right Foot, i.s progressing favourably. The young soldier, who whs formerly employed on the diningcars running out of Wellington, went through the Galiipoli campaign, and rescued Private Spooner, of Tauranga, after the latter, badly wounded, had been lying out in the open for four days and flvo mVliKs.
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Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 41, 17 August 1916, Page 7
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