Cpl. J. J. McCarthy, of Auckland, killed by Japanese while prisoner of war

Pte. R. Jones, of Auckland, killed by Japanese while prisoner of war

Cpl. C. A. Pearsall, of Lawrence, killed by the Japanese while prisoner of war

Cpl. A. E. McKenna, of Levin, killed by the Japanese while prisoner of war

Cpl. A. C. Heenan, of Middlemarch, killed by the Japanese while prisoner of war

Cpl. H. R. C. Hearn, of Hastings, killed by the Japanese while prisoner of war

Pte. J. H. Nichol, of Te Puke, killed by the Japanese while prisoner of war

Pte. C. J. Owen, of Wellington, killed by the Japanese while prisoner of war

Pte. R. I. Hitchon, of Waitoa, killed by Japanese while prisoner of war

Cpl. T. C. Murray, of Hokitika, killed by the Japanese while prisoner

Pte. C. A. Kilpin, of Te Aroha, killed by Japanese while prisoner of war

Pte. D. H. Howe, of Thames, killed by Japanese while prisoner of war

Pte. W. A. R. Parker, of Waharoa, killed by Japanese while prisoner of war

Pte. R. M. McKenzie, of Te Kuiti, killed by the Japanese while prisoner of war

Japanese prisoner of war

Wood carving created by a Japanese prisoner of war

Writer W. M. Verry, of Palmerston North, died while prisoner of war

Japanese prisoner of war camp near Featherston

Japanese prisoner of war lighting his cigarette, Wairarapa

Prisoner in hospital at the Japanese prisoner of war camp near Featherston

Furniture factory at Japanese prisoner of war camp, Featherston

Maori guard and prisoner at the Japanese prisoner of war camp near Featherston

Guard at the Japanese prisoner of war camp near Featherston

Soldier guarding Japanese prisoner of war camp in Featherston, Wellington

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