ON ACTIVE SERVICE

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 258, 28 October 1916, Page 12

ON ACTIVE SERVICE

FOR KING AND COUNTRY. September 16. 1916, died of wounds received in action in France. Private Charles Frederick MeLeod, Thirteenth Reinforcements. dearly-beloved husband of May Florence JI-cLeod, 43, i lc-toria Avenue. Eden Terrace; aged 2S inserted by his loving wife and wee sou and daughter. :.i!)l.p._On September 23. Ifliol killed in i action in France. WlHiain Edward Mold i i-ewis Machine-gun Section. Ist Auck- i laud linfantry Battalion, Fifth Reinforce- ! incnts, beloved twin brother of Mrs I w. o. Bell. Belmont Terrace. Remuem; I aged 24 years. At rest, MOLD.—On September 23. 1916 killed in action in France. Private William Edward -;i° ld - *•! Auckland Infantry Battalion. Fifth Reinforcements. the youngest .yloved son of Eliza and the late Thos. <.. Mold formerly of Te Mata. Raglan. Jate of Ixaihu. Northern W*iiroa* aired -'4 years. ' Deeply mourned. POLLARD.—On September 22. 1916. died | of wounds received iv action in France ' lrivate Francis (Frank) Vollard. dea-ly-ibeloved youngest son of Mrs J. and the late Charles Pollard, aged 23 years. His duty notily done. ROBINSON.—On September 25. killed in action iv France.., Captain Frank Robin- I son Fourth Battery New Zealand Field Artillery, belove.l son of Mrs. K. A. A. ! Robinson, Abbott's Road, Mount Eden; i aged 26 years. October !>, 1916.—Killed in action In' France, Gunner Arnold John brother of Charles G. Wright, N.Z.R..' Paeroa. late of Mercer: aged 2G years. Loved and respected by all who knew him.