SOUTHLAND OFFICERS IN MIDDLE EAST.—In this group of New Zealand officers are two Southlanders, Major J. K. Robbie (left) and Lieutenant R.S. Brown, who arc in front. Before enlisting Major Robbie was a member of the staff of J. G. Ward and Company, Limited, and Lieutenant Brown was cable sub-editor of The Southland Times. The three men at the rear are Captain Howell, Lieutenant Rollinson (Timaru), and Lieutenant B. Pleasants (Auckland).
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Southland Times, Issue 24832, 26 August 1942, Page 4
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71SOUTHLAND OFFICERS IN MIDDLE EAST.—In this group of New Zealand officers are two Southlanders, Major J. K. Robbie (left) and Lieutenant R.S. Brown, who arc in front. Before enlisting Major Robbie was a member of the staff of J. G. Ward and Company, Limited, and Lieutenant Brown was cable sub-editor of The Southland Times. The three men at the rear are Captain Howell, Lieutenant Rollinson (Timaru), and Lieutenant B. Pleasants (Auckland). Southland Times, Issue 24832, 26 August 1942, Page 4
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