I went on a walking tour and went to ourAuckland War Memorial.
https://nzhistory.govt.nz/media/photo/auckland-cenotaph
Auckland’s Anzac Day ceremony was first held at the cenotaph on 25 April 1930.
The cenotaph is inscribed simply with the words ‘THE GLORIOUS DEAD’ and the dates MCMXIV [1914] and MCMXVIII [1918]. The names of the fallen are listed inside the Auckland War Memorial Museum.
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I noticed McFarlane. My boss many years ago was a McFarlane.
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Auckland’s Anzac Day ceremony was first held at the cenotaph on 25 April 1930.
The cenotaph is inscribed simply with the words ‘THE GLORIOUS DEAD’ and the dates MCMXIV [1914] and MCMXVIII [1918]. The names of the fallen are listed inside the Auckland War Memorial Museum.
I noticed McFarlane. My boss many years ago was a McFarlane.
