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Otago Witness, Issue 3313, 12 September 1917, Page 34 (Supplement)

Back row (from left): Privates W. Goughan (Wellington), Jas. Gibson (Mosgiel). Second row: Privates A. Laking (Hawke's Bay;, R. Ness (Auckland). Third row: Privates A. M'Kdimes (Auckland). A. Hurley (Auckland), A. Waller (Christchurch), J. Stott (Oamaru). Fourth row: Privates F. Ripley (Gisborne), D. Gourley (Mosgiel), N. Cahiil (Auckland), J. Cosgrove (Waipawa). Front row: Privates W. Boughy (England), W. Colder (Waipawa), Corporal J. Wicks (Auckland), Privates E. Johnstone (Dunedin), R. Pullin (Port Chalmers). In front: Private F. Page (Gaversham), Sergeant Camp (Auckland).

AEROPLANE PRESENTED TO THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS BY RESIDENTS OF OTAGO The sum of £ISOO was collected in Otago for this object. The machine bears the inscription, "Otago, New Zealand."

NEW ZEALANDERS AT A SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION AT TIDWORTH, HANTS, ENGLAND. Back row: Lance-corporals Prentice, Taylor, Squires, Bond, Mann, Spillane, Seed. Centre row: Lance-corporals King, White, Brown, Exuss, Sergeant Mann, Lance-corporals Small, Carroll, Lee. In front: Lance-corporals Larson and Mole. (Photo lent by Mrs J. Campbell, Waipiata.)

RECRUITS FOR THE EGYPTIAN LABOUR CORPS POLICE WHO REGULATE THE SQUADS OF NATIVE LABOURERS EMPLOYED IN THE BRITISH OPERATIONS IN PALESTLNE. These men are selected from the many thousands of native labourers who present themselves for service from all parts of Upper and Lower Egypt. It is the proudest day of these men's lives when they are selected for police duty, and first don the king's uniform. —Photo by Newspaper Illustrations.