NEW ZEALAND’S ROLL OF HONOUR.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 310, 5 October 1915, Page 7

NEW ZEALAND’S ROLL OF HONOUR.

Everyone in New Zealand is annum? to pay due honour to all those who have volunteered for the held ct honour, and to their relatives in New Zealand, who have so uncomplainingly borne the almost greater Inn den of sending away their children and relatives. It is only right that all those should have a place on New Zealand’s Roll of Honour The Manawatu Patriotic Society is anxious to compile a complete list of all who have enlisted with the New Zealand, Australian, Imperial, or Allied Forces from the Wellington Military Area—which extends from Wellington on the south, to Gisborne on the east, and Taranaki on the west —cr whose relatives reside in that area, in order that the names of these soldiers may be handed down to posterity, and their dependents relieved, in proper cases, from pecuniary distress. A roll is being compiled for this purpose. It is desired to make it complete. The Society would, therefore, esteem it as a favour if any person residing in fruWellington Military Area, whose child, husband, relative, or friend, lias volunteered in any part of the world, would forward full particulars with the name, regiment, and place of enlistment of the soldier, and the name and address of the relative, to the Secretary of the Manawatu Society, Palmerston North..