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- E-mail ex Stefan Clive 28 May 2007
Education : January 1901, Admitted to Apiti school
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Ex NZ WW1 Service Personnel & Reserves Index NZSG CD - St John's Branch
Surname: LE PROU
Given Name: Harold Marmaduke
Category: Nominal Roll Vol. 3
Regimental Number: 33388
Rank: Corporal
Next of Kin Title: Mrs Hannah Elizabeth
Next of Kin Surname: LE PROU
Next of Kin Relationship: Mother
Next of Kin Address: Kakahi
Roll: Roll 52
Page: Page 8
Occupation: Sawmill Hand
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Ex Auckland Museum Cenotaph Records Project
Full Name: Harold Marmaduke Le Prou
Forename(s): Harold Marmaduke
Surname: Le Prou
War: World War I, 1914-1918
Serial No.: 33388
First Known Rank: Corporal
Occupation before Enlistment: Sawmill hand
Next of Kin: Mrs Hannah Elizabeth Le Prou (mother), Kakahi, New Zealand
Body on Embarkation: New Zealand Expeditionary Force
Embarkation Unit: 21st Reinforcements Wellington Infantry Battalion, B Company
Embarkation Date: 19 January 1917
Place of Embarkation: Wellington, New Zealand
Transport: HMNZT 74
Vessel: Ulimaroa
Destination: Plymouth, England
Nominal Roll Number: 52
Page on Nominal Roll: 8
Sources Used: Nominal Rolls of New Zealand Expeditionary Force Volume III. Wellington: Govt. Printer, 1918
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ex Papers Past - NZ Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23103, 30July 1938
KILLED INSTANTLY
MAN STRUCK BY LORRY
SKID IN SNOW ON ROAD
VICTIM'S BROTHER DRIVING
[by telegraph '97Own correspondent] TAUMARUNUI, Friday.
Struck by a motor-lorry which skidded in the snow near the National Park station this afternoon a middle-aged man who was standing in front of a stationary vehicle on the road was killed instantly. The victim was
Mr. Harold Le Prou, aged 3S, married, a contractor, of National Park.
The accident occurred on the Tokaanu road between the station and the Egmont box factory mill. Mr. Le Prou was driving from the mill to the station about three o'clock when he was involved in a collision with a motor car driven by Mr. Brian Wilson, of the Native Lands Department, Hokianga, who was on his way to the mill.
An occupant of the car, Mr. R. R. G. Searle, of Kohukohu, Hokianga, received head injuries and was removed to the Chateau Tongariro, where he was attended by Dr. W. Fisher, of Taumaruuui. His condition is not serious.
Mr. Le Prou, who was not injured in the collision, stepped out of his lorry and was standing in front of the radiator when another truck, driven bv his brother, Mr. Basil Le Prou, rounded a bend in the road.
Seeing the two vehicles on the road Mr. Basil Le Prou applied his brakes, with the result that his lorry skidded. The back portion struck his brother, Mr. Harold Le Prou, who was pinned against the front of his own lorry.
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Ex NZSG NZ Burial Locator V1
Source: NZSG Cemetery Fiche
Record Number: 98
Record Type: M/I
Year of Death: 1938
Surname: LE PROU
Given Names: H.M (Sgt )
Age: 42
Location: Taumarunui Old Cemetery H 02 006
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