Pillar at right bears a bronze representation of a en:slouch hat with the words:
Private P.J. (Paddy) Bugden VC No. 3774 31st Battalion 1st A.I.F. Born: Tatham NSW 17.3.19897 Dies en:Ypres, Belgium 28.9.1917 In Recognition of his Service Above and Beyond the Call of Duty "We are going into the firing line tomorrow. If by chance anything happens, I feel that I shall gain a place of happiness for I have never done a deed that I am ashamed of so I fear nothing." Extract from letter to mother 9.1.1917 A 25th anniversary project of the en:Rotary Club of Alstonville. Unveiled 28.9.1997 His Excellency en:Major General P.M. Arnison, en:AO
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