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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 212, 17 October 1916, Page 6

A Dunedin soldier writes home, J stating that he is with the Light j Horse Australians. The majority arc a good lot of chaps, he says. One of them was up hefore the Colonel some time ago for over-staying his leave •while on furlough in London. The colonel asked him if he -had anything to say. "Yes, sir," modestly replied the Light Horse soldier. "1 would have, been in plenty of time, only, a* I was running to catch the train, the hand struck up 'God Save the King.' I had to stand to attention, and missed the train, sir." The colonel coldly gazed at the culprit, hut could not sustain the effort. He dismissed the case with honour to the Australian.

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