_ Lieutenant John M'Gowan (kilted in action'/ ttsc. the son of the late Mr R. S. M'Goivan. who was for many years manager of the Government Life" Insuranoe Department in this City. He was, born in Dnnedin, and was in his ZOtli year. After attending school here he went Home to England about six years a;:o to continue his edu cation at Sherborne School, Dorset, and was there when the call cams, and he eiili6ted in the Devonshire Regiment ' ~jg Jimmy Wild?, the champion fty-vt sowr, hits again besu rejected by the j cal Board for Army service—tufa lid accouut of deficiency in weight. M
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Evening Star, Issue 16196, 18 August 1916, Page 4
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