Hi there,
Samuel John Barrow died 24 Aug 1922, aged 76yrs BDM Ref 1922/6783.

His obituary.
The death took place at Black's Point on Thursday night of Mr Samuel John Barrow after a long illness. The deceased had been a resident at Globe and Progress Junction, and Waiuta, and was removed to Black's Point some months ago.' He leaves three daughters, Mrs D. Black (Black's Point), and Mrs S. Cutler (now in Tasmania), and one unmarried, and two sons residing in Waiuta. The deceased had been 50 years in the Dominion, and previously had been a mine manager in Tasmania. He was born in England.

WEST COAST NOTES.
Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17544, 28 August 1922

Charles Barrow
Have a look at this article on Papers Past-
EIGHTH BALLOT
The Grey River Argus, 7 June 1917

Charles Barrow appears here and he is listed as a miner from Waiuta, Grey.

However, there doesn't appear to be any record of his service/enrollment to be found on Archway (he may not have seen service?)

CHARLES BARROW.


Death occurred suddenly on Tuesday last at Dungog of Charles Barrow, who passed away peacefully in his sleep. Deceased had only been in this State, some six months and was the guest of his' sister, Mrs. S. Cutler, Courthouse Hotel. The late Mr. Barrow was born at Matliinna(Tasmania) 43 years ago and for the last 20 years had been engaged in mining in New Zealand where he contracted the miners' complaint which brought about his demise. Though a man of very quiet disposition and only in Dungog for such a short period, yet he made many warm friends. His mother and two sisters, Mrs. Cutler and Mrs. Peters, were with him at Dungog. Mrs. Grey and Mrs. Rice (Lockhart), Mrs. Leeham (Raymond Terrace)and Mrs. Black- (New Zealand) are sisters, and Messrs. Fred and Percy (New Zealand) and William (Tasmania) are brothers. The funeral took place on Wednesday when deceased's mortal remains were laid to rest in the Presbyterian portion of the local cemetery. The last prayers .were read by Rev. A. F. Crapp in the absence of the Presbyterian minister. Mr. F. G. Redman conducted the funeral arrangements. Deepest sympathy is felt for the sorrowing mother and family in their sad bereavement.
Dungog Chronicle : Durham and Gloucester Advertiser (NSW : 1894 - 1954) Friday 15 May 1925 p 2 Article

Here's a bit more info for you :)
The sister (Emma) and brother-in-law of Charles Barrow.

Mr. Sidney Cutler, who has been the host of the Courthouse Hotel, Dungog, for 14 vears, has disposed of the business. Mr and Mrs Cutler and family will be missed from the town. Mr. Cutler has always taken a keen interest in sport and public affairs, and was a big contributor to all deserving movements.
The Maitland Weekly Mercury (NSW : 1894 - 1931) Saturday 24 October 1925 p 6 Article.

CUTLER-In sad and loving memory of my dear husband and our dear father Sidney Cutler who departed this life May 15 1927 Inserted by his loving wife Emma and Ruby and Horace.
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 15 May 1930 p 10 Family Notices.

Note: NSW BDM has his name is 'Sydney' parents are Benjamin and Eliabeth. Ref 8273/1927

Emma Cutler died in Sydney in 1961.
CUTLER EMMA 1/1967 SAMUEL SUZANNAH

thank you so much for helping me with charles barrow and family, I have been looking for him for so long,and now I can fill in the gaps,
kind regards Alexine Auckland.NZ

thank you so much for helping me with charles barrow and family, I have been looking for him for so long,and now I can fill in the gaps,
kind regards Alexine Auckland.NZ