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Taranaki Daily News, 16 August 1918, Page 3

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tit ion were Miss Corrigan and Mr Wilson; in the euchre, Mrs Edwards and Mr Xorgatc, and in the parlour games Mr Harrop and Miss Triston. Deep regret was expressed to-day when it became known that Mrs Willetts, wife of Constable 'Will&tts, had passed away. (Deceased leaves a family of five, and to the ibereaved ones deep sympathy will be extended. In the latest casualty list appears the name of Lance-Corpl. Pearce Thomas, of Xgatamapouri. a brother of Mrs H. A. Haycock, of llawera. Deceased was killed' in action on July 20th, and left with the 32nd Reinforcements. He leaves a widow and two children.