SUNNYTHORPE.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 1010, 13 November 1917, Page 2

SUNNYTHORPE.

(From Our Own Cobb bbpon pent.) Those reported wounded lately include another Bunnvthorpe boy, Private H. Print, sou of Mr and Mr., J. Print. Three of Mr Print’s wins have volunteered. George was killed. Stanley wounded, and Gordon is still in (lie trendies. Amongst the missing is atiollier Bunuylhorpe. boy, Private R Hutcheson, onlv son of Mr mid Mrs Hulchcson. He left Now Zealand Iwi'lvo months ago, Jiucl Ims soon a. fan* amount of fighting. Private Hutcheson was well-known and much respected. Mr T. Linder wood, who has been connected with the focal railwaystation during the past three years, is leaving the service to follow farming, and will be leaving Bunnythorpp at an early (late. During the time Mr and Mrs Lnderwood have been in our midst they have made many friends and have always taken a. keen interest in public, and esptH'ially patriotic matters, both being keen Workers and active supporters of ail movements tending to proi mote the welfare of the boys at the front.