ROLL OF HONOUR.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 201, 25 August 1919, Page 12

ROLL OF HONOUR.

IN MEAIORIAM. FIJrrCHER.—In f-vnd memory of Corporal ] tleocsge T. Flt-teh__-. only rlci of Abel and the late Susan FlestWiia". who didi of sbc-ii sih.><__ in France, August ~\ 101 S. N..; doati, but -sternal glory. FLETCHER -in l..vine memory ..f C. Fh -cher, Uiiied in action, on August 25, His country call.-n]. he answered. Inserted by a paL W. DUIy. ' F!:F.P?J." .s.^X —In loving memory of our- j >'.-.:r l.e-Vv,-! son and hroth.-r. Rifl.-man | J..hn Ran ,-;t Frcdri.-kson. who died of I wecs_._s i:i France. August i".. 101 S. I >C.% one v .i;-< ft.i- 3111 ii I miss him. ' Fri.-n-is -i»v rhink :lu- v,oui:.l is nialed, Etr rrey i-trle krw>w the sorrow Lv«-p *wi:hm my heart ciuc:.ii-L , Inserted by his loving parents. J-_, : «"' j P.. F-»ii.-icksA.u, s-.s:e- brother, dear ' hr»<her." Ritiemaa' John Hurnert ' FTPdrickson. who .lied of wounds in i France. August 25. 191 S. I cannot clasp y„ur L-.mi d*ar Ivrother, Y-.;:r lortug fa.-c I cannot cc , But I«t lhi< ;i::ie token tell I 55t ill rvaiember thoe. l_ss.-.-i! by hLs bivin--- and Srotfcer in-:a>.v, K. and D. Slieviiy. FREDRICKS<AN.—In loving memory of our dear brother, who >';--! v£ w.-unds In France, August 25, IVIS. i We -soum for yon. dear Fnnntt. Taouah not with outward show; For those who mourn siucerely Mourn s-ilently and low. inserted hv his loving sister and j Irrotiier-rn-law, MRlie and Re-be GrifSn. ' GARVAN. —In fond and lovimr memory of 1 our dear brother George Joseph. Carvau. | who was killed in action, in Frauce on j August 24. litis. | Eternal resr grant unto him. O Lord. < s.nd may r-erj-vtuai L_iir shine upon hi:n. ; Inse-rte.l by his sorrow ing bruthers, U. j __d R, Carvau. ORlpr*—ln lovin - meraorr of Trt>.ipor ' Hans V. <.-i;-. Mai:: Body, son of Mr.! H. Crinp. Raeiihi. who die»\ of wounds received on Gallipoli. at Florlana Ilos- j pitaL Malta, en August 25, lt'l-%. E VMMERICIL—In ever loving memory of j Rifleman F.ernard H.lmuth Hammerich. killed in ac'i -n, somewhere in France, i August 24, 181 S. j We mourn in silence for yon. dear Remie. j Inserted by his sorrowing parents. brother and sisters, HODGSON.—In loving memory of our dear J comrade. Signaller L.sinanl Hodbtson < (Le-j_>. killed in action iwirlm in j France. August 24. 1010: aged 21 years. Ever reraembrre-i by hLs comrades of \ r"-e Ne-.v___-ket Volar.teor Fire Brig-_de. | I HODGSON. —In loving memory of our dear i mrite. Leonard Hodgson, killed in action. I France, August 2Ti, lolS. Somewhere in France he is lying. Somewhere iv Franco he fell: YYe did not think the day we parted. Would be our last farewell. Irsserted by his mates, Bert and Fred. Lowndes. HOIVGSOX. —In loving memory of Leonard Hodgson, killed in France. August 25. 101 S. Ever remembered by Mrs. Lowndes and HODGSON. —In feud remembrance of Signaller Leonard HiKigson. killed in action, somewhere in France. August 24. Somewhere in Franc- te is laid to rest, His life's work truly done; ~T-.v-.is a sacrifice for liberty. Ere life had scarce begun. ' Inserted by his comrade, F. Monlden. JTopciSOX.—ln loving memory of our dear "friend. Signaller ~ Leonard Hodgson iLero. killed in action, somewhere in France, Ausrust 24, 191 S. Ever remembered. Inserted by his old friends. W. and E. Rose. Victoria crescent, Newmarket. HODGSON —In lov'mg remembrance of my 6ea- friend Private Len Hodgson, killed 2i, I3IS. .. "s-adlr irnssea. Inserted by his loving friend G. Gyde. I •HUNT —In lovin - memory of our dear sou and brother. Arthur 'Ben (Ben), killed in j action in France, about the 2„-:h or 26rh August, 101 S. -Sc.m-where in France, dear Ben, Under tie bright starry sky; onr brave young lad is sleeping, With hiss comrades by his sid--. i_s=erted by Ms loving parents and bn.cher. Era. HUNT. —In 10-.-ing memory of o;:r dear hrother. Arthur Ben (Benl. killed iv ftiT&on in France, atxiut the or 2G:ii Ar.gus.t- IP IS. ills comrades have come home today, I I'.urt he Is —ice.ing far away; Tbe war is o'er, his sun has set. Sut we who loved him can never forget. I_s*-r-.ed by his lovin. sister and broth--.- iaiaw, A. and C. Mills. HUNT.—In loving memory of our dear uncle Ben., killi-d. iv action in France, El-vat 25th or 2v>_i August. IMS. We pictured him returning. And kinged to ciasrp his hand: E.: f i*:<l has f-osTr-oned the m.^-ting, TiH we ine*-t in a be", ter laud. Inserted by his loving nieces, Ada and Gladys. lIUNT.—Ia lovin_ memory of my old chum A-rimr iPk-ni. k-:!Ie-l In action in France, ais_-ut tlie 25th or 2&tli Aug__t. lais. St»mew"here in Fran-ce- he is lying, >->mevrbere in Fr_u»e he fell; We did not .t_ink che day we parted, Would be our last farewell. Inserted by his old chum, Arthur Mills. tiI.NT. — In l-.ving memory ,jf our dear i>rv,:_er. Arrhnr lien flseni, who was kii}ed in action in France, abom _.t_. or 2i;_i A'agust. 101S: aged 2o years. Far away from those who loved him. Comrades gentiy laid him to rest; In a far aicay grave he is sleeping. cue of G.-hi's brigirtest and best. '-•-^r-:>ri by his L,vine brother anil Ms-ier-ia-iaw, W. _nd iE. Hunt. IRF.LAND.--In loving meincry of Privnt. S. 11. Ir,-i:Lnd. 22nd Reinforce - ir-nte

bill*.! i:i _'.Lion at Bar.uume, August 2",. i To memory ever dear. I:ise:-tei by his sorrowing wife. Emily Ireland, Waihi. " i LILLET.—In lovin_ niemorv of mv dear! brother. Priv.ie .lobn Thomas " Lilley ' fTimi. who oied of wounds iv France, i His was the proudest part; He died with a glorious faith in his eyes. And -he _!ory of love in his heart. And though there's only a grave to tell. And a cross to mark his form: Thank God that w e know he battled well In the l_st creat game of all. Inserted by his- only sister and brotterin law, Mrs. M. and G. Morris. LUPTON.^—In loving memory- of Private Jam*-s Lur-ton, Itith lieintorcements, biile-i in artiou iv France, Aucust 24, IKS. "And how can man die better?"' lT;s ="ed by bis loving brother and s:sr.er-i_-kiw, J. aid E. Lupto_. O'CONNOR.—In loving ciemorv of O . onnor. killed in aeUon, in France August 25, 131_. Always so happy nnd cheerful. AYith a heart tha: knew _o fearHe stood to fa.-c the da nger. For those he loved most dear. Inserted by his loving sister-in-law a.t;o. children. ■VYOOLFORD.—In loving memory of our 1.-- 1 "., S f l1 ' James Woolford. August 23, E SiS l " Bapaume '' Fou «*. . P n e more at home! Taat home w_ere separation cannot be: 1. *?, c where t " uue mi=sed eteruailvLord .le-us" ~siinr ~- .!: „ Ti , e^ x -' e*~-n r - '-'S an a piaee with i At home in Heaven! fcas-tal hy Ms loving parents.