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MORROW On 4 November 1918, killed in
action
RUSSELL On
16th, Waikato, Company, 2nd
Auckland Battalion, second son of Violet Noble and James Scott Russell,
Ivybridge, England, formerly of Epsom, Auckland. [AWN 09.01.1919]
CARTER Rifleman George Albert Carter,
26th Reinforcements, died of wounds in
January 1918: aged 28, husband of Anna S
Carter. [AWN 09.01.1919]
Far away from I who loved
you, soldiers gently laid you to rest,
In far away France you are
only sleeping, one of God’s bravest and best.
DYSON On
LUND Private
Alfred Lund, 16th Reinforcements, killed in action
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ARMSTRONG Gunner
Henry Armstrong,
He died that we
might live in peace, he fought for freedom not for
fame,
On
MISSEN Sgt
David Curry Missen, 14352, 14th Reinforcements, later Corporal of
the 2nd Battn, 3rd NZ Rifle Brigade, KIA,
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GORDON On
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VEALE Lieut Allan Veale, RFC, on
No more amid the strain and shock of war, no more
his eyes shall rest on scenes of strife
Nor shall he listen to the
battle’s roar, with death and sorrow, pain and suffering rife.
His work is done, his path of
duty o’er, beneath a foreign soil his body lies.
Until the day that Christ with
wondrous power shall raise his own and take them to the skies.
Dear boy we know for you that
all is well, yet in our hearts a sorry deep remains
But to our Saviour, God, our
grief we tell and prove the grace that evermore sustains.
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TODD On
[AWN 30.01.1919]
HARDWICK
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BROWN Pte E O Brown,
died of pneumonia at
SHAW James Malcolm Fleming Shaw,
died of sickness in France
SYDER Harry, 31st
Reinforcements, died of bronchial pneumonia,
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BOUCHER On
CULLEN Harley, fourth son of
Benjamin & Georgeina Cullen, Waipu, died of wounds 16 February 1918, at 10th
Casualty Clearing Station, France.
[Parents, sisters & brothers] [AWN 20.02.1919]
LYONS Rifleman William Lyons,
younger son of C & M Lyons, Cambridge Tce, Christchurch, died of sickness
at Etaples, France, on 17 February 1918.
[AWN 20.02.1919]
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FEBEY Sapper Charles Febey, died of measles and pneumonia,
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PETERS Sapper T E Peters,
McKENZIE Frank, died of wounds in
SMITH Leigh Ford, late of
Waerenga, KIA Armentieres,
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GODKIN L/Cpl Arthur George Godkin,
AMR, 9th Reinforcements, died at Ismalia 12 March 1916.
[Mother] [AWN 13.03.1919]
McHUGH 8/3690, Sapper Eric McHugh, 9th
Reinforcements, died of wounds, France, 13 March 1917, youngest s/o Fanny and
the late H J McHugh, brother of Mrs Phillips, Harry, Willie, Archie and Duncan
McHugh, all on active service, nephew of M Edwards. [AWN 13.03.1919]
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HOCKEY Harry (Pat), died of pneumonia
while on duty in France,
[AWN 20.03.1919]
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HUGHES Lt Lionel Murray Hughes, NZRB,
KIA Hebuterne, France,
SHARP 12/3838, William Campbell
Sharp, 1st,
THOMPSON Robert W, KIA France
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CRANBY 26 November 1918, Caudery near
Cambrai, France, J Leonard Cranby, 13-2422, 3rd Battn, NZFA, on
active service 3 ˝ yrs, left with 7th Auckland Mtd Rifles for Egypt,
transferred to France to Artillery: aged 23 ˝ yrs. Born Napier,
He took his
place within the line, he knew no fear, he gave no
sign,
He stood amid
the battle cries with the young laughter in his eyes.
Wounded, he
winced not, pain defied, and when his last hour came smilingly died.
BOYCE Sgt John Stanley Boyce,
second s/o David and Hannah Ellis Boyce, Claremont, Amberley, KIA France 28
March 1918, late Rifleman, C Co., 4th Battn, NZRB, aged 20. [AWN 03.04.1919]
COOPER Gunner Mancel John Cooper, 26th
Reinforcements, KIA,
There is a
grave whereon the moonbeams linger though not an eye may see,
Only my heart
turns there where lies a treasure, God knows how dear to me.
He left his home
in perfect health in the pride of his manhood days
We little
thought how soon he would be laid in a hero’s grave.
In a far away
grave he is sleeping, one of God’s brightest and best
May the Heavenly
winds blow softly over the sweat hallowed spot,
Though the sea
divides your grave from me, you will never be forgot.
McCONNELL Trooper David McCONNELL, KIA,
[AWN 03.04.1919]
NEILSON Lieut Alexander R Neilson, 3rd
Battn, NZRB, died of wounds received in action in
REEVE Lieut William REEVE, A
SANDERSON Pte Robert SANDERSON, KIA
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CARROLL Francis
GIBB Trooper Robert James
Gibb, KIA,
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PARK
MARSHALL Cpl W A Marshall, DCM, KIA,
Strazeele, France, 17 April, nephew of Jeannie D Elliott, New Plymouth. [AWN 17.04.1919]
McRAE Trooper M I McRAE, KIA,
He lies at
rest in a foreign land, amidst the noble slain
And the bugle’s
call to duty all, will never be heard again.
He laid his
young life bravely down and the halos of glory shine
Round the hero
who did his duty well on the hills of
REEVE Rifleman
George Spencer Reeve, KIA, France 6 April, husband of M Reeve. [AWN 17.04.1919]
SHEPHERD Pte U A, KIA
France
The
bugle call and roll of drum for him will sound no more
And
our hearts are sad for that gallant lad who left his home to join the flag and
fight for his native shore.
His
memory lives in the hearts of those for whom he fought
and fell,
The
green grass waves o’er the soldier brave and naught but a cross will make the
grave of the lad we loved so well.
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MAUNDER
McGREGOR Pte Andrew P McGREGOR,
TROUP Pte J A, 16th
[AWN 24.04.1919]
‘Tis now we miss you, as the boys come marching home.
WILLIAMS Gunner Colin S Williams, 23/647,
KIA 10 April 1918, Ploogestreet Wood, friend of
13/1079, Sgt P V OAKDEN, 6th Howitzer Battn, NZFA. [AWN 24.04.1919]
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BRAMLEY Pte Hudson Armond
Bramley, 28th Reinforcements, KIA France
SYMONS Sgt Harris M Symons, First Main
Body, 7th Battn, NZFA, 30 April 1917, died of wounds, Walton on
Thames Hospital: aged 23, s/o A M Symons.
[AWN 01.05.1919]
Brave Knight! Not soil of wrong thy spotless shield may
stain,
Thy keen sword
served thee long and not in vain.
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FATT James, 7th Reinforcements,
KIA,
PLUMMER Pte Edwin John, 13th
Reinforcements, KIA France
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DRIFFILL Pte C H Driffill,
Waitemarama, KIA France
RAKIRAKI Pte John Rakiraki,
Our
thanks to all those who have been kind to our boy when absent and far from
home.
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MOODY William (Boy), Whakatane, KIA
Dardanelles,
WALLACE Pte Gordon, 36698, 29th
Reinforcements, fourth s/o Thomas & Margaret Wallace, Victoria Valley, KIA
France 23 May 1918: aged 26 [Parents,
brothers and sisters}
[AWN 22.05.1919]
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