These four young soldiers, the Stunell boys from Feilding (also nephews of Mr. C. W. Brodie) met on 27th July last " somewhere in France," and were snapshotted for the Free Lance. . Front row (left to right) : Sapper W. H. Stunell (Australian Engineers), Q. M. Sergt. A. G. Stunell( New Zealand Main Body). Back row : Private C. E. Stunell (N.Z. Medical Corps), Driver F. A. Stunell (N.Z. Fiwld Artillery). A fifth brother, H. K. Stunnell, is now on his way to the front with the last draft of Reinforcements.

Free Lance, Volume XVI, Issue 847, 29 September 1916, Page 17

These four young soldiers, the Stunell boys from Feilding (also nephews of Mr. C. W. Brodie) met on 27th July last " somewhere in France," and were snapshotted for the Free Lance. . Front row (left to right) : Sapper W. H. Stunell (Australian Engineers), Q. M. Sergt. A. G. Stunell( New Zealand Main Body). Back row : Private C. E. Stunell (N.Z. Medical Corps), Driver F. A. Stunell (N.Z. Fiwld Artillery). A fifth brother, H. K. Stunnell, is now on his way to the front with the last draft of Reinforcements.