Work on the Tikorangi War Memorial finished at the end of October 1920, but the planned unveiling on 21 November was cancelled due to 'incessant rain'. The memorial was finally unveiled on 19 December 1920 by local Member of Parliament Mr W.T. Jennings.
Front Panel
ERECTED
BY THE RESIDENTS OF
TIKORANGI,
IN MEMORY OF THEIR MEN
WHO MADE
THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
FOR HOME AND COUNTRY
IN THE GREAT WAR
1914-1918
WORLD WAR II
1939 -1945
Left Panel:WW I dead.
Pte J. H. N. Furze, Killed in action, 16th September 1916, Aged 22 Years
Pte C. N. Furze, Killed in Action, 18th September 1916, Aged 19 Years
Rflm W. E. Terrill, Killed in Action, 6th December 1917, Aged 29 Years
Pte E. D. Alexander, Killed in Action, 14th December 1917, Aged 21 Years
Rflm F. A. Cole, Died of wounds, 23rd December 1917, Aged 45 Years
Right Panel: WW II dead.
2nd Lieut: M. R Faull, 22nd November 1941, Aged 26 Years
L. Sgt: A. K. Davidson, 23 September 1944, Aged 26 Years
Sapper: A. A. Jury, 26 May 1941, Aged 37 Years
1st Class S. B.: H J Honeyfield, 5th January 1943, Aged 17 Years
Sgt Pilot: R. J. Newman, 12th January 1942, Aged 22 Years
“All Killed in Action”
On Rear
W F Short NP [Stone mason]
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