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Taranaki Daily News, 16 July 1915, Page 7

A remarkable and most pleasing incident is recorded by Corporal Jar Thorp, son of 'Mr. and Mrs. .1. Thorp, M'ungamii, u-lio' was wounded at the Dardanelles, and was removed in a 'hospital ship to England, and afterwards conveyed to 'fimborhnrst Hospital, Bury, Manchester. He says that ho and other wounded men landed at Southampton on /May I-', and 'were put on board a train for (Manchester, arriving at one o'clock the next morniiifr. During the day 1300 wounded, from France and tile Dardanelles, arrived in 'Manchester. At midday the doctor visited him, and told him lie could {,'<> to a eonvalos.-ont homo at Tiniberhurst next daV. On arrival there one of the " boys" asked him ■where he came from, and he created a bit of u sensation by saying tliat he was a New Zealandcr from the Dardanelles. One of the nurses said to 'i sister standing; near: "I have a cousin there." "What part?'' asked one boy: "'that's funny." One nurse had a goort look at. the M'tinjfiumi lad, and remarked: " lie looks rather like his jjraph. Ask him 'his name." On hearing the reply, "Thorp," the nurse said: •' Then you arc my cousin." This sally caused a roar of laughter from the boys, who have always " cousins " to see them, illowever. the nurse proved to be a real cousin, who introduced the patient to another "distant" cousin, a nurse at

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