THE WAR MEMORIAL.

King Country Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 1858, 6 September 1923, Page 5

THE WAR MEMORIAL.

NAMES WANTED. In response to the appeal published last week, several names have been handed in to the secretary of the Memorial Committee, and below is given a full list of those received to date. Mr H. T. Morton would be grateful if relatives or friends would supply the initials and the rank where not already given. , As the list must be sent to the builders of the monument in Auckland within the next few days, the particulars asked for are requested to be forwarded at once. Lieut. W. E. Johnston, Annstrong, Priv. W. E. Anderson, Priv. R. T. Baxter, Saper W. Beaumont, —. V. S. Bradley, Priv. Buck, Priv. C. H.. Burr, A. T. Elwood, Priv. Robert Ealgesoa, Trooper A. T. Fryer, Rflmii. W. Fullerton, Lance-Corp. T. A. Cillanders, Trooper Ken Gould, Priv. R. x Gordon, Priv. Gordon Leslie, Priv. A: D. Lissaman, Priv. A. Lund, Trpr. C. C. Milling, Sergt. Mooney, Gunner A. L. Morton, Priv. A. S. Murray, Rlflmn Dugald McQuarrie, Priv. W. G. McMcNeight, Donald Tolme, A. H. Walker, Driver W. J. Walsh, Priv. J. W. Warwick, Priv. P. McLay. Maoris.—Privates Pau Tirui Tana, Pita Emere, Timi Tuawaerenga, Waata Omipi, Wharehuia, Te Whaka Urika, W. J. Clarke, H. W. Clarke, Horima Rangitakaron, J. R. Clarke, Hori Wikio, Kohi Kungi, . O.S.M. Kiwi Wirikihana.