Reefton Bach Society. ca. early 1910`s.

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DescriptionBack row from left - Cyril Tolley, Engineer at Consolidated Goldfields, Frank William Robinson, Robert Alexander Rutherfurd, Shift Boss at Progress Mine, Arthur Beckwith, Engineer at Progress Mine. Front row from left - Edgar Eaton Jenkinson, Draughtsman at Consolidated Goldfields, George McLachlan Hogben, Surveyor, Thomas Wyville Leonard Rutherford, Shift Boss.

Sergeant Cyril Tolley, served in WW1 & survived.

Lance Sergeant Thomas Wyville Leonard Rutherford, served in WW1. Died of Sickness - Pneumonia on 19th October 1918 at Kasvin Hospital, Mesopotamia. Buried at Tehran War Cemetery, Iran, grave ref: III E 8.
AND HIS BROTHER
Sergeant Robert Alexander Rutherfurd, served in WW1 & survived.

*****Rutherfurd is correct spelling of this name. Surname spelled as Rutherford in Nominal Rolls, as Rutherfurd in Archives New Zealand*****

Private Edgar Eaton Jenkinson, served in WW1 & survived.

Lance Sergeant George McLachlan Hogben, served in WW1. Killed in Action on 8th August 1915 at Gallipoli. Buried at Embarkation Pier Cemetery, Turkey, grave ref: Special Memorial B. 32.

BACH SOCIETIES were, and are, a society devoted to performing the music of Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750) with small, professional forces, using period instruments in order to obtain an authentic style of interpretation.Date of Photoearly 1910`sMap^[1]ContributorJill Hiam

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Location (city or town)ReeftonPersonCyril TolleyThomas Wyville Leonard RutherfordGeorge McLachlan HogbenEdgar Eaton JenkinsonArthur BeckwithRobert Alexander RutherfurdFrank William RobinsonOrganisation (eg business)Bach Society

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Reefton Bach Society. ca. early 1910`s.

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