IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 46, 22 February 1918, Page 8

IN MEMORIAM.

CLARKE.—In memory of my son Herman ' ' Clarke, who died of wounds while a prisoner of war iv Germany. February 22. l'.'lT: aged 10 years. I-'ar away lies my dear son. Up always was a loving-son. His duty he had nobly done. 'No inoHier Io bid him pood-byo /-. When he was laid to rest; to He was not afraid to die. ■ Our hero, one of the best. Inserted by his lovin- mother and stepfather, .lack and AliceTHookS. CLAUKE.-In memory of our dear nephew. Herman Clarke, who died of wounds while a prisoner of «:sr in Germany, February WIT: ased 10 years. VTp cannot clasp your band, dear Herman. Your face we car.noi see: Bui let this little token tell We still remember thee. Inserted by his loving nnnl Kmma, Aunt Aggie ami Uncle Willie: also rETEKSOX. —tn loring m-emory of our dear brother. Privati: Archie i'eterson, died of wounds in France on February - 1 ' 131T - He sleeps nor. iv h:s native land. But 'iieath a foreign sky. Anti far frimi those who loved hiui best. In a hero's grave be lies. ' Inserted i>y !iis loving brother and sitser-in-law. Ales aud Uwou. Oraalwl, Tarinsamotu. EOBERTSOX.—In loving memory of Sergeant William Robertson, who lii'ed of wounds, a prisoner of >.v:ir. at Douai. February 22, 1917 Lived by all. Inserteu by his . loving sisters and tirother. iTARLIN.-In fond anil loving memory ov onr ilear sou and brother. Clarence Victor ; (Clarriej. who died (prisoner of wa n at ' Kr-ilay Military Hospital. Lille, on Ueb-; ri-.ary 22. 1917. uf wounds received In France. Dearly loved and saiilv missed. Inserted by his loving mother and sister. I Spsoial tii ilcmoriam Cards, %dth Soldiers' Badges, ecu be obtained at the "Star" Office.