MEN WHO HAVE FALLEN.
SERGEANT J. BANKS. Mns. Joseph Banks, of Gwynnelands, h?s received advice from her son, Sergeant J. Banks, that he has successfully undergone an operation, by which an ear drum was removed. The injury was the result of shock received in tho Somme battle. Sergeant Banks is now on the staff of one of the British military hospitals. '■4 CORPORAL H. HOWIE. Corporal Harold Howie, son of Mr GeoTge Howie, of Morrinsville, who was been in a -London hospital or somQ -„. months, and has undergone five serious operations, is now reported to be makinc good progress towards recovery. Corporal Howie enlisted a tho age of 20, and left New Zealand in August, 1915. He foueht :.: nil through the Gallipoli campaign and ; .was severely wounded in the abdomen at • the Somme in September last. PRIVATE V. BISOHOFF. ■ •. ->■-,- -Private Victor.Bischoff, who died of ,- pneumonia in England, . was the second ~<; son. of ,:%.;Thos; Bischoff, of Mangakuru, Kaipara, and late of Hawera, fwo of , Mr bischoff boos, , George and Victor, who wore both fannmg with him. r* ponded coußtr/, caU over o 'ye*r - r •.■■-;■•.-.;. -/■;..- •■;-■■.-. ■.'.■■-■:'■ .;.;."■..;.-: -. ..V':7- : .:X---;, ;■."--."./-
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16500, 28 March 1917, Page 8
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185MEN WHO HAVE FALLEN. New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16500, 28 March 1917, Page 8
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