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Gone but not forgottenWith silence and prayer, laying of wreaths and salutes of respect, Mangawhai commemorated April 25, Anzac Day.
A crowd of hundreds gathered at Hakaru’s RSA to pay respects to the regions servicemen and women of past and present, proving that the sacred day is still widely revered. Representatives of community services including police, the fire brigade and St John, along with local school children, scout groups and the Mangawhai Cadets, all had a role to play in the auspicious, poignant ceremony. View all pics on PDF version 1 Gathering to remember. Old soldiers, young cadets and locals come together to honour their comrades. 2 Salutes of respect were given solemnly from all of the services. 3 Poignant tune of ‘The Last Post’ resounds through the quiet. 4 Collective silence of reminiscence and gratitude. 5 Mangawhai Beach student, Kacy Gillon lays poppies to tribute his two great, great uncles who fought in WW1. - By Julia Wade |
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