ON ACTIVE SERVICE.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 11, 12 January 1918, Page 12

ON ACTIVE SERVICE.

FOR KING AND COUNTRY. BARTON.—Previously reported missing, now reported killed in action In France, on May 3, 1917, Private WHUam Barton, Seventeenth Reinforcements, Australian '■ Infantry, the dearly loved youngest son of William and Mary Barton, of 70, Belglnm Street, Auckland; aged 24. Oh, for the touch of the vanished band, -And the sound of the voice that is still! KENDALL.—On November 23, 1917. killed in action. Trooper Thomas M. Kendall, beloved -Hfth son of G. W. and N. Kendall, of Mltlmitl, Hoklanga; aged 22 yeans 5 months. (He sacrificed his life for the great cause. ILORlE.—rmied in action in France on December 2S, 1917, .Lieutenant Arnold Lorle, Member of Advance Guard, Samoa, and Fifth Relnforcei»-.ntß, aearly-loved •nd only eon of. 'Mrs S. E. Lorle, Pokeno. Wellington and Dunedin papers please copy. HADDISON.—On January 6, suddenly of heart failuie. Trooper L. D. Maddlson U-wurie), Fourth Reinforcements, 6th WeUlngton Mounted Rifles, beloved youngest son of Mrs. A. Maddlson, Lawfence Street, Ponsonby. RUSSELL.—Previously reported missing, now reported killed in action on Jane 23, ; 1917, in France, Private F. H. Russell, ' Fourteenth Reinforcements, the dearlybeloved eldest son of E. Myers, of Vincent Btreet, Auckland; aged 39 years.