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Marlborough Express, Volume LI, Issue 85, 12 April 1917, Page 8

NEW ISSUES., • "The Long AVnite ©I'oudf', (;"Aot«* Roa"). Words by Pvt.-l H. S. Ribbands; music by Sergt. Chas. L J.-irnes; and dedicated to the 22nd Reinforcements N.Z'.E.F. Is a fine martial twb^verse song with an inspiring -cliorus,1 written in an easy 'unge, and con bo recommended. "f)\\. You Haunting Waltz," by Pop;, true to name, and extremely pretty. /"Melody- of Spring," a charming pianoforte reVerie by the composer of the well-known "Melodies d'Amour." '2k rtoeli. And many othor new items.—Cart\vright I's, 15 Alfred Street.—A-dVt.

The luck of .'.No.- 13f Private WiHi'-.m A. Ma.cnnb, Otago Company, Seventh Reinforcements, went Into camp nt Tr^niham on June 13, 1915 (?.aya the Otago 3>iiily' Times).' He n-rirfrl in Egypt on November 13, 3915, his twenty-first birthday, and joinpd the 13th- platoon of the 14th (South Otago> Company. He was Inter transferred tp' the 13th i North Canterbury and T\estland) Company, and went into the firing line for the first lime on May 13, 1916. When wounded, he found on returning to consciousness? that his bed at the clearinor station was No. 13. He left England to return £o New Zealand on November 13, 1016, his twenty-fc<?cond birthday, and arrived in Wellington on March 1.3, J917, having beer, left iit Tbo O'H>etown Hospital ,for two ■months. By the vessel on which "ho vßbiu-ned 13 men were brought back to New Zealand. Private Maenab was wounded m the Snmrae battle on Sr.r,t?mber 15 nf last year, and though his wounds " did not total 13, they wore getting on that "way, numbering eierht in all. > ■

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