GISBORNE ACCORDS A ROYAL RECEPTION TO THE RETURNING NATIVE SOLDIERS, WHO ARE SHOWN MARCHING ALONG GLADSTONE ROAD, HEADED BY THE CITY BAND. CLOSE ON 300 RETURNED SOLDIERS JOINED IN THE PROCESSION, INCLUDING COL. FLETCHER, CAPT. TURNBULL AND CAPT. J. WILLIAMS, THE MAORI CONTINGENT BEING LOUDLY CHEERED BY THE MANY THOUSANDS OF ONLOOKERS WHO LINED THE ROUTE.
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1512, 17 April 1919, Page 36
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56GISBORNE ACCORDS A ROYAL RECEPTION TO THE RETURNING NATIVE SOLDIERS, WHO ARE SHOWN MARCHING ALONG GLADSTONE ROAD, HEADED BY THE CITY BAND. CLOSE ON 300 RETURNED SOLDIERS JOINED IN THE PROCESSION, INCLUDING COL. FLETCHER, CAPT. TURNBULL AND CAPT. J. WILLIAMS, THE MAORI CONTINGENT BEING LOUDLY CHEERED BY THE MANY THOUSANDS OF ONLOOKERS WHO LINED THE ROUTE. New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1512, 17 April 1919, Page 36
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