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Taranaki Daily News, 16 April 1921, Page 10

I The conclusion of a quest which has I its pathetic side was told by Madame ! Strathearn to the large audience assembled for her final recital in Dunedin, ! states the Star. Wide publicity has ! been •‘given to the story that ever since , the death (in July, 1917) of a boy in the 2nd Canterburys, Madame Strath- ! earn has carried with her his badge. i He told her she reminded him of his I mother, and though she had lost trace ; of his name, Madame Strathearn came |to New Zealand determined to locate [ the mother. That day, she told her auditors, there had come to her from Mosgiel, a lady who had proved to be the mother she sought. Madame had given to her the cherised badge of her son, William Leonard Bremner, and had received a photograph of him in return.