ROLL OF HONOUR.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 194, 14 August 1920, Page 16

ROLL OF HONOUR.

IN ÜBMOIUAM. COWLEY.—In loving memory of John AlPianrte* (Alex.) Cowley. killed in action in France on August 14, lflli. 'Tntll the day bri>nU and the shadows flee away." Inserted it his nioilier, sisters, ana brothers.. Herne Day. i-OWI EY In lovfns memory of out dear brother. AJei.. who gave his life for We country. August 14, lfflT. Tα Jive In hearts we leave betilnd Is not to (He. Inserted by Ills loving «rt«r nnd hroiher-ln-lew, E. and C. Matthews. HOLLAND.—In lovinj: memory of L-anr*-Corporal -Willlnm Henry. «»,. of Piiulel nnrt Marr Holland, kll'.ed In action in France. Ancust 14. 101t). R. 1. 1 ,. Ever remembered. Inserted by his father, mother, aistor, and brother.' MAOKAT.—In loviiie memory of nnr dear son.' Horb-rt Samuel Miiekliv, killed In action at GiillipoH, on August 14. 1010. To memory ever rtoar. Inserted hy his parent-!. Queen's Avenue, Mount E<len. MAOKAT. —In loring memory at our dear broth or, Herbert Samuel Mackay, trao cavo his IIIV for his country at Gain|H)U, August 14, 1015. To memory deaJ. Inserted by his loving b rot tiers, Robert, Clifljk'S aud Harold. SANDERS.—In loving memory of our dear brother. Lieut. -Commander W. h. Sanders, V.C., D.5.0., H.N.R., mnfter mnrlnor. killed in action with enemy SO.p Oil coast of Irolaiifl, Allßliet 14.. 1017 ; eldest son of the late Mrs. E. J. Sanders. The path of honour is the road to glory. Inserted by his loving brothers. Charley and Walter. SANDEItS.—In proud ami Wiring memory of my dear brother, Lieut.■l'ominnnder W B. Sanders. V.L.. D.H.0., H.N. It.. Tnnsier mariner, who was killed In aelloti with enemy ship oIT roast of Irelajid, August 14. V.H7: c-ldcnt son of the late Mrs. E. .1. Sanders. Asleep In the deep. Inserted hy his only sister and hroUier-ln-law, Mrs.' niul Mr. V. Keith, Urove Itoiirl, Eucndale.