Duntroon, Egypt and Gallipoli

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Duntroon, Egypt and Gallipoli

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New Zealand Cadets at the Royal Military College, Duntroon, put on a performance of their version of Maori Culture in 1911/1913. The man pictured in front is Cadet William George Stevens who would become 1/1540 Lieutenant William George Stevens, New Zealand Field Artillery, and later a Major in the Divisional Artillery in France and Belgium. As a Brigadier in World War Two he would become Assistant Adjutant and Quarter Master General to the New Zealand 2nd Division and later Major General in ...

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