RETURNED MEN WELCOMED.
Sergeant L. Cole, son of Mr. H. CoT», of Voale Road, returned to New Ply mouth by the mail train laat evening. Sergeant Cole, who enlisted as a private and has won his stripes on the battlefield, was a member of the Bth Rein< forccments, and was attached to the artillery. He was wounded in France, and after spending some months in hospital in England, has been invalided home. He was given a hearty welconio by a large number of friends. Private Mason, a returned soldier, was also a passenger by the mail train. Members of the Patriotic Committe* also welcomed the returned men. Major Brunt, of Hawera, also a* turned , " " • , - f
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Taranaki Daily News, 8 March 1917, Page 4
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115RETURNED MEN WELCOMED. Taranaki Daily News, 8 March 1917, Page 4
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