ON ACTIVE SERVICE. FOR KING AND COUNTRY.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 104, 2 May 1918, Page 10

ON ACTIVE SERVICE. FOR KING AND COUNTRY.

BILLING.—On April 20. 1918. died of wounds in France. Roy, second son of Albert and A. E. Billing. Third Avenue, Whangarei: aged 22 years. .TALENTINE.— Killed in action ln France. April 17. IMS, Gunner Stacy G. N. , Valentine, Oth. Howitzer Battery, sth Reinforcements, dearly loved elder son of Hammond F. and Edith M. Valentine, Abtiotsford Terrace. Devonport. and grrandson of Charlotte and George (Rowley) Hill, X.Z.C.; aged 21 years 7 mouths. God knoweth best. IN MEMOEUM BOYD.—In loving memory of Bugler William Boyd. 6th Uaurakl Company, Main Body, who died at the Annexe Hospital. Auckland. May 2. 1917. Dearly loved and sadly missed. Inserted by his friend A. McF. BO\*D.—ln loving memory of Private William Boyd. Main Body. New Zealand Expeditionary Force, died at Aucliland Hospital Annexe. May 2. 1017. Ever remembered. Inserted by A.G.S. CLARK.—In loving memory of our dear son and brother. Ti.vate Eric 11. Clark. 14th (Otago) Infantry, killed in action at Gallipoli on May 2, 1015. Ever remembered. DOWNER.—In loving memory of Rifleman Wilfred Rertram Downer, who died in France. May 1, 1016. He lives with mc In memory still, And will for ever more. Inserted by Gertrude Irwin. LOWRY".—I n loving memory of my dear brother. Daniel Joseph Lowrv. 14th South Otago. Main Body, killed at Gallipoli, May 1. 1015. I miss him and mourn him ln silence unseen. And dwell on the memory of days that have been. Inserted by his loving sister, N. Baker. BEREAVEMENT CARD. MR. AND MRS. ALF. E. MURPHY, of Owens Road. Epsom, wish to express their deepest gratitude to the many kind friends and relations who sympathised with them personally and by letters, telegrams, and cards. In the recent loss of their dear son, who gave his life for his country. "Somewhere In France, on April 10, 101 S.