A Grandfather remembered. Guy Morris left NZ to fight in WW1 with the Rifle Brigade as a Second Lieutenant but was badly injured when shot in the lung at Flers in France in 1916 and was invalided back to New Zealand in 1917. His son, my father, was born while he was away. Guy died May 21 1949 at Wellington, aged 62. Guy Morris was prominent in three areas: He was a lawyer who progressed to being a court registrar and then a Stipendiary Magistrate (SM), the equivalent today of a District Court judge. He served two terms as New Zealand’s Resident Commissioner at Niue, effectively the governor of this small island territory in Polynesia. He was an internationally acclaimed authority on the life and writing of the famed New Zealand short story writer Katherine Mansfield.