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English: Group photograph of No 4 Section of the Wellington Guards in full ceremonial dress
Original Caption: By courtesy Mr. G. S. James. Fig. 274. - Wellington Guards, 1900, No. 4 Section. Back row (from left to right): Sergeant E. James; Privates M. Sullivan; G. Stevens; J. Cruickshank; G. James; and F. Moore. Front row: C. Dorizac; D. Mckinley; R. Moore; J. Delaney; J. Watts; and F. Ryder.
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Source Photograph of Wellington Guards, 1900. No. 4 Section. Ref: 1/2-028064-F. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. /records/23162225
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