FOR KiNC AND COUNTRY: NEW ZEALAND SOLDIERS ON THE ROLL OF HONOUR
A Belgian soldier who is visiting New Zealand on a lecturing tour, in aid of the Belgian Bed Cross. M. \Vouters, who was a stockbroker before the war, served as a non-commissioned officer, has lectured m England, Scotland, India, and Australia, and has been the means of raising £IO,OOO.
SNAPSHOTS DURING THE SEND-OFF TO THE DUNEDIN AND SOUTHERN QUOTAS OF THE EOETY-FIEST REINFORCEMENTS
WERE BOTH INJURED. On left: Mrs Bambury, who received one bullet wound, and her sister, Miss Burke, who was at first in a critical condition, having received four bullet wounds.
THREE BROTHERS FROM CENTRAL OTAGO WHO HAVE SUFFERED FOR THEIR KING AND COUNTRY Sons of Mr and Mrs G. Provan, Naseby.
Rifleman L. E. Shirres, of Kurow, gassed in France, met his sister, Miss Cissy Shirres, after a separation of seven years, in London. Miss Shirres is also on active service, having joined the M.T.A.S.C.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3347, 8 May 1918, Page 32 (Supplement)
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