ROLL OF HONOUR.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 259, 31 October 1919, Page 12

ROLL OF HONOUR.

IN MEMORIAM. EX>B—>E.—ln loving memory ol Hugh, Norman, and Tom _IcFarland, who were all killed the same mouth in France. • Inserted by their loving aunt and cousins, S. •__. McFarland and family. _T-FAB___ XiD.—l_ _on_ ana loving memory of my dear brother. Gunner R. C. (Roddy) McFarland, who died of wounds received in battle of tPasschendaele, October 31, 1917, and interred in Popering_.e Cemetery, France. "Unitil the day dawns." Inserted by his loving sister Jean. „IcFAI__A-CD.—ln loving memory of onr dearly beloved son and brother. Gunner Rhodcslck Corbett McFarland, who died of wounds in France, October 31, 1917. Somewhere in 'France our darling Ues, Somewhere beneath the sod; But his soul so brave Is beyond the grave, Somewhere, somewhere with God. Inserted by his loving mother, sisters, and brother. McFARLAXD.—In loving memory ot Robert -Rhoderick (Roddy) Crichton Corbett McFarland, who made the supreme sacrifice, October 31, 1017. Interred Nine Elms" Cemetery, Poperinghe. France. All that Is left of the sweet long ago Is a grave and a cross, in a field in France, Vtnere wild red poppies grow. ! Inserted by his loving uncle and aunt, Captain and Mrs. Corbett-Scott, "The Manor House," Epsom. WOODY.—In sad and loving memory of SSjT" sou ' oliv er James, who " was Killed in action, October 31 1910. He helped to light the battle, V.hich conquered a bitter foe; lie gave his life for one and all < a the battle of the Somme. 'i'be war is o'er, the victory won. But what is that to mc? My Trials seem more than I can bear Without my darling son. Inserted by his sorrowing mother M -Moody. ' SYVJEET.—in loving memory of Private Charles Sweet, _oth Specialist Coinpanv, - beloved second son of Mr. and Mrs J Sweet, Owens Road, Jit Eden, who died of wounds at the 10th General Hospital, Rouen, France, on October 31, 1917; aged — years. Inserted by his loving parents, brothers and sisters.