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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 13, 17 January 1916, Page 6

ANZAC V.C. IN TEARS.

A densely packed company assembled at the "Anzac” Club and Buffet kdn Horseferry Road, Westminster, at an "at home” given by the London | branch of the Australian Natives’ As- ' sociation to meet the Anzac V.C. k s, Lieutenant H. V. H. Throssell' (whose head was swmthed), Lieutenant F. H. , Tubb, Lieutenant W. J. Symons, and Private J. Hamilton, remarks a Horn#, paper. "I recommended four boys for their -work on August 29,” said Lieutenanr Throssell. "They stuck it, bomb throwing, for seven hours.” He gave the boys’ names, mentioning particularly "young Ferrier,” a boy of onry 19. "I’ve shed very few tears in my life, but the night Ferrier died I wen? [ out and blubbed like a kid.”

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