KairengaAUPINI19231 2nd Rarotongan Contingent < Back Highest Rank Private First Name/s (as per enlistment record) Kairenga Last Name or Only Name Recorded (as per enlistment record) AUPINI Service Number and Regiment/Unit/Corps served with 19231 2nd Rarotongan Contingent Also known as Aupini KAIRENGA Tama HAUPINI Date of Birth 1892 Place of Birth Manihiki, Cook Islands Date of Death 12/07/1947 Place of Death Rakahanga, Cook Islands/Manihiki, Cook Islands Death Registration Number Unknown Headstone/Grave Location Memorial headstone location: Rakahanga Next of Kin Kairenga Tama (father), Rakahanga, Cook Islands Link to Online Service Record https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE10305196 Additional Information Enlisted in Rarotonga 1 July 1916. Arrived in Egypt 27 December 1918 and attached to the New Zealand Mounted Rifles Bde Training Regiment and Base Depot. Posted to the Rarotongan Company 18 September 1918. Embarked for New Zealand 14 December 1918 on the SS Malta and discharged 20 March 1919. Cook Islands Roll of Honour Board records his name as “A. Kairenga” Date of death: 12/07/1947. Died at sea with wife and three adopted children while sailing from Rakahanga, Cook Islands to Manihiki, Cook Islands. All occupants considered drowned and bodies never recovered. Cook Islands Roll of Honour board at RSA Nikao Rarotonga lists his name as “A Kairenga” Images and Documents (click on images to enlarge) Out of gallery Image Credits and References Document courtesy of National Archives Cook Islands Further Links N/A Previous Next

FrankMEREDITH16/1376 16/1376A 4th Maori Reinforcements, New Zealand Pioneer Battalion Rarotongan Company < Back Highest Rank Private First Name/s (as per enlistment record) Frank Last Name or Only Name Recorded (as per enlistment record) MEREDITH Service Number and Regiment/Unit/Corps served with 16/1376 16/1376A 4th Maori Reinforcements, New Zealand Pioneer Battalion Rarotongan Company Also known as Frank Cornwall MEREDITH Date of Birth 15/10/1894 (as per service record) 13/10/1894 (as per family history records) Family to confirm Place of Birth Apia, Samoa Date of Death 10/05/1963 Place of Death Apia, Samoa Death Registration Number Unknown Headstone/Grave Location Samoa Next of Kin Mrs A.T. Meredith (mother), Leone, Pago Pago, Samoa Kakala Meredith AKA Clara Passi Meredith (wife) Link to Online Service Record https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE12496895 Additional Information Enlisted 6 January 1916 in New Zealand and as he was mixed race he was directed to be trained at Narrow Neck Military Training Camp Auckland New Zealand. Embarked on SS Mokoia at Wellington 3 May 1916, disembarked Suez 23 June 1916, disembarked Southampton, United Kingdom 7 August 1916. He moved to France 28 August 1916 and joined the New Zealand Pioneer Battalion 9 September 1916. On 27 April 1917 he was admitted to 2nd Canadian Stationary Hospital with pleurisy and was again admitted with the same condition on 21 June 1917 when he was admitted to the 2nd New Zealand General Hospital on 21 June 1917 and undertook a period of convalescence in United Kingdom. He rejoined the New Zealand Pioneer Battalion in France 26 April 1918 and was transferred to the Rarotongan Company 7 May 1918. He moved from Etaples to Marseille with Private Benjamin Wise 20803 and embarked in SS Canberra for Egypt 5 June 1918. Joined the Rarotongan Company 1 July 1918. Discharged 23 March 1919 and returned to Samoa on SS Talune. Images and Documents (click on images to enlarge) Image Credits and References Image credits: Annie Caffery Petaia Further Links Previous Next

Discover the history behind Cook Islands WWI badges. Badges (WWI) The following has been reproduced with the kind permission of Mr Howard Weddell, author of the book Soldiers from the Pacific . Published 2015. ISBN 978-0-473-33830-5. Appendix C Page 241. The New Zealand Native Contingent and the Pacific Islands reinforcements wore a cap badge that was designed by the Māori Contingent Committee. This design was advised to and approved by the Chief of General Staff on 26 October 1914. It was manufactured by George T White, a Jeweller in Wellington. A total of 750 were received into stock on 11 December 1914, however when received they were deemed to be too be flimsy and the specification was changed to a thicker metal. A further 600 were made of this design at a cost of 3s each which were to be sold to soldiers. These were shipped by the Warrimoo to the NZ Native Contingent which was by this time on garrison duty on the island of Malta. However, the Contingent Commanding Officer did not think they were worth 3s and they were not supplied to the troops. Evidently the badges were returned to Egypt then forward to Gallipoli but were lost. Much paperwork ensued over the lost badges and the £95 cost to the public account. When the NZ Pioneer Battalion was formed in February 1916 a new design of badge was required to reflect the new role of the battalion. On 8 July 1916 an order was placed with J R Gaunt & Son in London for 1200 cap and 1000 sets of the smaller collar badges. It was this style badge that the Pacific Island contingents wore. In September 1917 the New Zealand Māori (Pioneer) Battalion was formed, although the Pacific Islanders and soldiers formerly with the Otago Mounted Rifles did not depart until January 1918, and the new hat badge was instituted based on the original NZ Native Contingent style. In this new design the ‘NZNC’ encryption was altered to ‘NZ’. The Assistant Adjutant General of the NZEF stated “The omission of the letter NC alluded to has become necessary owing to the fact that the Māoris are no longer the only Native Contingent in the NZEF, there being another of Rarotongans in Egypt”. In May 1917 Captain Bush requested that 114 sets of the NZ Pioneer Battalion badges be forwarded to him for the Rarotongan Company and that he also be sent a quantity of infantry puggarees for the ‘lemon squeezer’ hats. A hat badge known as the New Zealand Cook Islands Company was manufactured based on the design of the NZ Pioneer Battalion with modification to the scroll incorporating the phrase ‘Cook Is Coy’, image below. The history of the badge is obscure as whilst the original badges appear to be produced by J R Gaunt or similar quality manufacturers, there is a lack of photographic evidence of them being worn during World War One. It has been postulated that these badges were received by the New Zealand Defence Force after the war’s end.

Henry MurrayRORKE16504 Auckland Mounted Rifles Rarotonga Company < Back Highest Rank Second Lieutenant First Name/s (as per enlistment record) Henry Murray Last Name or Only Name Recorded (as per enlistment record) RORKE Service Number and Regiment/Unit/Corps served with 16504 Auckland Mounted Rifles Rarotonga Company Also known as Harry Murray RORKE Date of Birth 27/08/1879 (as per war service record) Place of Birth Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia (as per war service record) Date of Death 13/09/1949 Place of Death Auckland, New Zealand Death Registration Number NZ1949/24260 Headstone/Grave Location Waikumete Cemetery & Crematorium, Glen Eden, Auckland, New Zealand. Cremated remains scattered at cemetery. Next of Kin Mrs Theresa (Tessa) Catherine (Babs) Rorke (1st wife), Christchurch, New Zealand (married 05/05/1915, died 08/08/1923). Louisa Mary Rorke (2nd wife), married 1930. Link to Online Service Record https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE114746 Additional Information According to his WWI service record, he had previous service: in South African Boer War for 2 years; in India for 2 years with. British forces; with New South Wales Lancers for 7 years; and with Waimarino Mounted Rifles in New Zealand for 2 years. WIA (Wounded In Action) 19 April 17 with a GSW (Gun Shot Wound) to the chest and again on 25 November 1917 with a GSW to the right hand at Gaza. After he recovered he was posted to the Rarotongan Company 26 January 1918. On 19 May 1918 he was admitted to hospital until 22 June 1918 and then transferred to the New Zealand Mounted Rifle Bde Training Regiment & Base Depot. He was then posted as second in command of a squadron in the Auckland Mounted Rifles and in June 1919 was promoted to the Officer Commanding of the Squadron. He embarked for New Zealand in July 1919. He was awarded a MiD (Mentioned in Despatches) on 5/6/1919 (London Gazette 12 January 1920, p508). Images and Documents (click on images to enlarge) Image Credits and References Further Links Previous Next

ToaPEU5th Rarotongan Contingent < Back Highest Rank Private First Name/s (as per enlistment record) Toa Last Name or Only Name Recorded (as per enlistment record) PEU Service Number and Regiment/Unit/Corps served with 5th Rarotongan Contingent Also known as Date of Birth Unknown Place of Birth Raiatea, Society Islands (French Polynesia) Date of Death 27/12/1950 Place of Death Rarotonga, Cook Islands Death Registration Number RARO19500103 Headstone/Grave Location Unknown Next of Kin Peu (father) Link to Online Service Record Additional Information No online war service record Images and Documents (click on images to enlarge) Image Credits and References N/A Further Links N/A Previous Next

TariaTEARII84513 4th Rarotongan Contingent < Back Highest Rank Private First Name/s (as per enlistment record) Taria Last Name or Only Name Recorded (as per enlistment record) TEARII Service Number and Regiment/Unit/Corps served with 84513 4th Rarotongan Contingent Also known as Tearii TARIA Date of Birth 18 years of age on enlistment Place of Birth Aitutaki, Cook Islands Date of Death 19/09/1919 Place of Death Aitutaki, Cook Islands Death Registration Number AITU19190101 Headstone/Grave Location Headstone memorial at Aratea, Aitutaki, Cook Islands. The original grave location was cleared in 1967 to make way for road infrastructure. Next of Kin Naomi (mother), Taria (father) Link to Online Service Record https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE11177079 Additional Information Enlisted 10 July 1918 at Narrow Neck Military Training Camp. Discharged 20 March 1919. His burial site was cleared in the 1960’s however our team located his memorial headstone in Aitutaki in November 2019. Added to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission and New Zealand Rolls of Honour, announced by the NZDF October 2019: https://www.stuff.co.nz/world/south-pacific/116716348/forgotten-wwi-war-dead-honoured-100-years-on “On Friday, on the basis of research done by Cate Walker, Howard Weddell, Paula Paniani and Bobby Nicholas, the names of six Cook Islands soldiers were added to the New Zealand and Commonwealth War Graves Commission's official rolls of honour.” https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/75463732/taria-tearii/ Images and Documents (click on images to enlarge) Image Credits and References N/A Further Links N/A Previous Next

TeremoanaMAKIMOU60704 3rd Rarotongan Contingent < Back Highest Rank Private First Name/s (as per enlistment record) Teremoana Last Name or Only Name Recorded (as per enlistment record) MAKIMOU Service Number and Regiment/Unit/Corps served with 60704 3rd Rarotongan Contingent Also known as Date of Birth 04/1898 Place of Birth Rarotonga, Cook Islands Date of Death 24/04/1968 Place of Death Rarotonga, Cook Islands Death Registration Number RARO19680039 Headstone/Grave Location Turangi, Ngatangiia, Rarotonga, Cook Islands Next of Kin Makimou (father), Ngatangiia, Rarotonga, Rangi (mother) Link to Online Service Record https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE20678587 Additional Information Attested 4 February 1918 in Rarotonga and enlisted 12 March 1918 at Narrow Neck Military Training Camp Auckland New Zealand. Disembarked at Suez 4 August 1918 and posted to the Rarotongan Company. Embarked for New Zealand on SS Malta 14 December 1918 and discharged 20 March 1919. Images and Documents (click on images to enlarge) Image Credits and References N/A Further Links N/A Previous Next

TukaroaNGAREA19282 2nd Rarotongan Contingent < Back Highest Rank Lance Corporal First Name/s (as per enlistment record) Tukaroa Last Name or Only Name Recorded (as per enlistment record) NGAREA Service Number and Regiment/Unit/Corps served with 19282 2nd Rarotongan Contingent Also known as Ngarea TIKAROA Tikaroa NGAREA Date of Birth 1894 Place of Birth Aitutaki, Cook Islands Date of Death 18/02/1974 Place of Death Rarotonga, Cook Islands Death Registration Number RARO19740022 Headstone/Grave Location Muri, Ngatangiia, Rarotonga, Cook Islands Next of Kin Mary Marsters (mother), Tikaroa (father), Metua Tearikipati-Pati (wife) Link to Online Service Record https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE11308590 Additional Information Enlisted at Rarotonga 1 July 1916. Disembarked from SS Malwa at Suez 27 December 1916. Posted to the New Zealand Mounted Rifle Bde Training Regiment and Base Depot before being posted to the Rarotongan Company 31 July 1917. Detached to 10th Heavy Battery Royal Artillery between 5 October 1917 and 9 November 1917. Embarked for New Zealand on SS Malta 14 December 1918 and discharged 20 March 1919. Grave cleared to build a new house. Images and Documents (click on images to enlarge) Image Credits and References N/A Further Links N/A Previous Next

Eric LewisGRANT19458 12th Maori Reinforcements, New Zealand Pioneer Battalion Rarotongan Company < Back Highest Rank Private First Name/s (as per enlistment record) Eric Lewis Last Name or Only Name Recorded (as per enlistment record) GRANT Service Number and Regiment/Unit/Corps served with 19458 12th Maori Reinforcements, New Zealand Pioneer Battalion Rarotongan Company Also known as Date of Birth 19/08/1896 Place of Birth Suva, Fiji Date of Death 3/10/1965 Place of Death Suva, Fiji Death Registration Number Unknown Headstone/Grave Location Unknown Next of Kin Peter Grant (father), Suva, Fiji Louisa Rae Grant (wife), Suva, Fiji Link to Online Service Record https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE18741927 Additional Information Enlisted 18 September 1916, arrived at Sling Camp 28 March 1917 and posted to the New Zealand Pioneer Battalion in France 14 September 1917. Then transferred to the Rarotongan Company 14 January 1918, embarked for Egypt 21 January 1918. Served with the New Zealand Mounted Rifle Bde Training Regiment & Base Depot and with the Rarotongan Company from 17 May 1918. Returned to New Zealand on SS Malta and discharged 7 March 1919. Images and Documents (click on images to enlarge) Image Credits and References Further Links Previous Next

SamuelaTANGATA5th Rarotongan Contingent < Back Highest Rank Private First Name/s (as per enlistment record) Samuela Last Name or Only Name Recorded (as per enlistment record) TANGATA Service Number and Regiment/Unit/Corps served with 5th Rarotongan Contingent Also known as Samuel TANGATA Date of Birth Unknown Place of Birth Mauke, Cook Islands Date of Death 10/10/1960 Place of Death Mauke, Cook Islands Death Registration Number MAUK196000012 Headstone/Grave Location Catholic Cemetery, Araki, Mauke, Cook Islands Next of Kin Unknown Link to Online Service Record Additional Information The 5th Rarotongan Contingent disembarked in Wellington 6 November 1918 and were discharged 13 November at Trentham Military Training Camp due to the signing of the Armistice on November 11 1918 that ended World War One. No online war service record Images and Documents (click on images to enlarge) Image Credits and References N/A Further Links N/A Previous Next

Tui Teariki VaivakaPORI5th Rarotongan Contingent < Back Highest Rank Acting Sergeant First Name/s (as per enlistment record) Tui Teariki Vaivaka Last Name or Only Name Recorded (as per enlistment record) PORI Service Number and Regiment/Unit/Corps served with 5th Rarotongan Contingent Also known as Tui Teariki Vaivaka PORI Makea Date of Birth 23/06/1899 (as per headstone inscription) Place of Birth Rarotonga, Cook Islands Date of Death 12/01/1978 Place of Death Rarotonga, Cook Islands Death Registration Number RARO19780018 Headstone/Grave Location Avarua, Rarotonga, Cook Islands Next of Kin Ngoroio Pori Makea (father), Tepivai (mother) Link to Online Service Record Additional Information NZDF reference number 396/29496. No online war service record. Images and Documents (click on images to enlarge) Image Credits and References N/A Further Links N/A Previous Next

MetuaPAITAI19259 2nd Rarotongan Contingent < Back Highest Rank Private First Name/s (as per enlistment record) Metua Last Name or Only Name Recorded (as per enlistment record) PAITAI Service Number and Regiment/Unit/Corps served with 19259 2nd Rarotongan Contingent Also known as Metuakore PAITAI Date of Birth 1888 Place of Birth Mangaia, Cook Islands Date of Death 21/12/1955 Place of Death Rarotonga, Cook Islands Death Registration Number RARO19550083 Headstone/Grave Location Tupapa, Rarotonga, Cook Islands Next of Kin Ngaavae (mother), Paitai Araiti (father), Tepora (wife) Link to Online Service Record https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE19861151 Additional Information Enlisted in Rarotonga 1 July 1916. Arrived in Egypt 27 December 1916 and posted to the New Zealand Mounted Rifle Brigade at El Arish from the NZ Mounted Rifle Depot Moascar. Rejoined New Zealand Mounted Rifle Bde Training Regiment and Base Depot 7 April 1917 and posted to the Rarotongan Company. Admitted to 33rd Casualty Clearing Station, Jaffa 25 July 1918 and at 24 Stationary Hospital, Kantara 17 August 1918. Discharged from Duty 18 August 1918. Transferred to Rarotongan Company 1 October 1918. Embarked for New Zealand on SS Malta 14 December 1918 and was discharged 20 March 1919. Images and Documents (click on images to enlarge) Image Credits and References N/A Further Links N/A Previous Next

Find the graves of WWI soldiers in Aitutaki using our detailed GPS map. Pay tribute to their bravery and remember their contribution to our history. Click on the tab below left to expand the list of names, or click on the tab below right to view a larger map

HarryNGATAUA84583 4th Rarotongan Contingent < Back Highest Rank Private First Name/s (as per enlistment record) Harry Last Name or Only Name Recorded (as per enlistment record) NGATAUA Service Number and Regiment/Unit/Corps served with 84583 4th Rarotongan Contingent Also known as Henry NGATAUA Ngataua AUMAREVA Date of Birth 20/08/1886 Place of Birth Aitutaki, Cook Islands Date of Death 14/12/1965 Place of Death Aitutaki, Cook Islands Death Registration Number AITU19650027 Headstone/Grave Location Ureia, Aitutaki, Cook Islands Next of Kin Elizabeth Ngataua (wife) Link to Online Service Record https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE18781682 Additional Information Enlisted 2 July 1918. Discharged 7 December 1918. Date of death: 14/12/1965 (as per Cook Islands death register) 13/12/1965 (as per military records) Images and Documents (click on images to enlarge) Image Credits and References N/A Further Links N/A Previous Next

Harry CuthbertNORTHCROFT13/110 Auckland Mounted Rifles < Back Highest Rank Lance Corporal First Name/s (as per enlistment record) Harry Cuthbert Last Name or Only Name Recorded (as per enlistment record) NORTHCROFT Service Number and Regiment/Unit/Corps served with 13/110 Auckland Mounted Rifles Also known as Date of Birth 22/02/1889 Place of Birth Thames, New Zealand Date of Death 19/05/1915 Place of Death Gallipoli, Turkey Death Registration Number NZ1918/37080 (post war death registration) Headstone/Grave Location Walker's Ridge Cemetery, Anzac, Turkey (Gallipoli) Next of Kin Henry William Northcroft (father), Rarotonga, Cook Islands Margaret Northcroft (mother) Link to Online Service Record https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE19818713 Additional Information Enlisted 14 August 1914 into the Auckland Mounted Rifles. On enlistment his occupation was recorded as solicitor. Embarked from New Zealand 13 October 1914 and disembarked Suez 3 December 1914. Killed in action at Gallipoli 19 May 1915. Living with his parents in Rarotonga at the time of his enlistment. His father, Henry William Northcroft was the resident magistrate and the Chief Justice and Resident Commissioner of the Cook Islands between 1913 and 1915. Commonwealth War Graves Commission commemoration: https://www.cwgc.org/find-records/find-war-dead/casualty-details/4041307/harry-cuthbert-northcroft/ Images and Documents (click on images to enlarge) Image Credits and References Headstone image source: https://www.nzwargraves.org.nz/casualties/harry-cuthbert-northcroft Harry Cuthbert Northcroft. The Kiwi: Official Organ of the Auckland University College, 11, 1916. NZGC 378.95 K62, Special Collections, University of Auckland Libraries and Learning Services Commemorative certificate courtesy of Commonwealth War Graves Commission Further Links https://ags.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/10317 https://www.specialcollections.auckland.ac.nz/ww1-centenary/collegians-at-war/their-stories/harry-northcroft Previous Next

ApuTAOPUA60728 3rd Rarotongan Contingent < Back Highest Rank Private First Name/s (as per enlistment record) Apu Last Name or Only Name Recorded (as per enlistment record) TAOPUA Service Number and Regiment/Unit/Corps served with 60728 3rd Rarotongan Contingent Also known as Date of Birth 15/02/1882 (as per war service record) Place of Birth Rarotonga, Cook Islands Date of Death 19/09/1966 Place of Death Auckland, New Zealand Death Registration Number NZ1966/35733 Headstone/Grave Location Waikumete Cemetery, Auckland, New Zealand Next of Kin Taopua (father), Tukavaine, Rarotonga Link to Online Service Record https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE18589457 Additional Information Enlisted 4 February 1918 in Rarotonga and 12 March 1918 at Narrow Neck Military Training Camp Auckland New Zealand and served with the NZ Mounted Rifle Bde. Training Regiment and Base Depot. Transferred to Rarotongan Company 18 September 1918. Embarked to New Zealand on SS Malta 14 December 1918 and discharged 20 March 1919. Images and Documents (click on images to enlarge) Image Credits and References Portrait shows Apu TAOPUA on the left, and his brother Pte. Teokotai TAOPUA 60780 on the right. Further Links N/A Previous Next

RMOEAU16/1190 New Zealand Maori Pioneer Battalion, 1st Rarotongan Contingent < Back Highest Rank Private First Name/s (as per enlistment record) R Last Name or Only Name Recorded (as per enlistment record) MOEAU Service Number and Regiment/Unit/Corps served with 16/1190 New Zealand Maori Pioneer Battalion, 1st Rarotongan Contingent Also known as Moeau TARIA Date of Birth 1890 Place of Birth Rarotonga, Cook Islands Date of Death 09/12/1956 Place of Death Rarotonga, Cook Islands Death Registration Number RARO19560072 Headstone/Grave Location Arorangi, Rarotonga, Cook Islands Next of Kin Taria (father), Arorangi, Rarotonga Link to Online Service Record https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE19784765 Additional Information Enlisted at Rarotonga 28 September 1915. Served in the New Zealand Māori (Pioneer) Battalion, and embarked for France. Transferred to the Rarotongan Company 14 January 1918. Posted to the Rarotongan Company 5 March 1918. Embarked for New Zealand on SS Malta 14 December 1918 and discharged 20 March 1919. Images and Documents (click on images to enlarge) Image Credits and References N/A Further Links N/A Previous Next

AtiniOKORE84504 4th Rarotongan Contingent < Back Highest Rank Private First Name/s (as per enlistment record) Atini Last Name or Only Name Recorded (as per enlistment record) OKORE Service Number and Regiment/Unit/Corps served with 84504 4th Rarotongan Contingent Also known as Ahsin OKORE Date of Birth 18 years of age on enlistment Place of Birth Aitutaki, Cook Islands Date of Death 21/01/1976 Place of Death Tokoroa, New Zealand Death Registration Number NZ1976/33803 Headstone/Grave Location Tokoroa Cemetery, Tokoroa, New Zealand Next of Kin Maine Teaukura (Maine Okore) (wife) Link to Online Service Record https://ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE9983751 Additional Information Enlisted at Narrow Neck Military Training Camp Auckland New Zealand 10 July 1918. Discharged 7 December 1918. Emigrated to New Zealand 1957 under the name of Ahsin Okore. Images and Documents (click on images to enlarge) Image Credits and References N/A Further Links N/A Previous Next