ROLL OF HONOUR.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 206, 30 August 1921, Page 10

ROLL OF HONOUR.

IN MEMORIAU. ■EAO;IjK.SON.— In loving memory of our | dear son and brother Uobert il'ohi. who was kii'.ed i n action in France. "U August ••iO. 10JS. 'Ever remembered by .bis ioving mother and sisters, iMay and Maggie. HiAYiES.—ln loving memory of P. F. 'Hayes (Jerry), 'killed iv auction, Angust -•so, anas. . 'Aβ Che ivy clings tn Ibe ra*. <-'nr memory clings In Ihce. Inserted by a friend. KANE.—In loving memory of my dear sons L./Cpl. Joseph E. Kane, killed in action • a i< ranee, August 30, 1018. and Signaller Alexander M. Kane, killed in action December 10. 1017- aged 2ii years and 21' years. ' My comfurt is I shall meet them on tbe golden shore: Oh. what pleasures there nwait us. A here the tempests cease lo roar. There it is that they who bate us can molest our peace no more. Trouble ceases on that tranquil happy shore, lill my own, good night. Inserted by their mother. Mrs. E. Kaue. KANiE.—Jn loving memory of my two dear 'brothers. Lance-L'orporal Joseph X... klllo<i in action iv France. August .".<>. i«l«. and 'Alexauiler :M., December 10, Nor ever shall they be in praise. ißy wise or good forsaken; Named softly as the 'household name, Of those whom God hath taken. . 'Inserted by their brother and si-ster-in-law. Walter and May Kane, il'ukekobe. LOW.— In loving memory of Trooper Joseph ClifTonl (Cliff) Low. 13/!)2(>. Fourth Reinforcements. 3rd A.M.It., who <lied of wounds at Anzac. on 'August 3d, 391.-). aged 21 years. Inserted by Ills sorrowing parents and brother. LCRY.—In loving memory or our dear son. 2nd Lieutenant George 11. Lury, who was killed in action August 20. 1018. Inserted I>.v his loving parents. 1 , , aud .1. Lury. Whakatane. LURY.—In loving memory of Lieutenant George H. Lury, killed in tbe Battle of Bapaume. August 28. 101 S. Inserted by his sister Minna. TUCKFjR.—In sad but loving memory of Q.'M.S. E. r>. Tucker, died of wounds August 30. 1018. Ever remembered by Ills wife. E. Tucker. .. \ BIRTHS. HORNF.LL.-0n August 20, 1021. at 71. Newton ltoad. to Mr. aud Mrs. llornell. a daughter. Both well. Thanks to St. Helens' nurses. McGBBHAX.-rm August 2!). at their residence, Morningside. to Mr. anil Mrs. F. C iMcGeehan. a son: both well. JACOBS.—On August 17. at Kelvin to Mrs ■B. C. Jacobs. 17. liirdwood Crescent, a son; tioßh well. MARRIAGES. GOODHEW— GALLAGHER. — On August 13. at Auckland, George Karl, second oldest sou of Mr. aud Mn=. K. G. Goodbew. of Tiokiauga. to Nellie, second I. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gallagher, of Parriell, Auckland. DEATHS. CUNNOLD.—On August 28, at Ills late residence. Lisnoe Avenue. Mount Eden. William, dearly loved husband of the late ■Naomi Cunnold, in his eighty-fourth y<<ar. •With Christ, which is far bitter. Funeral will leave his late residence at 2 p.m.. Wednesday, for Waikumete. ■DROSKBRY.—On August 29, at tho Wflihl •Hospital, James, the eldest son of the late James and Ellen Croskory. of Papakura: aged 48 years. The funeral will leave Papakura Station for Presbyterian Cemetery on Wednesday, at 1.30 p.m. H'E'XJJ'ERSaX.— On August 23, at his daughter's <Mrs. E- Anderson) residencH. '15, 'Empirp 'Road, iDevonport. Alexander 'Hendersou. late of .Dalniore. Dunedin. Jbeloved husband of Kllzabeth Henderson. Private Interment. / atcKINNA.—On August 30, at Auckland Public Hospital, as the result of a railway accident. Peter, dearly beloved husband of 51. A. L. >leKlmia. of Te roa, Helensville.—Funeral leaving Publi" Hospital at 11 a.m. to-morrow, 31st inst. iPORTER.—On Sunday. August 2S, at his 'late residence, <i-j, Great North Road. Grey 'Lynn, George, beloved husband of M. 'Poi-rer; aged T9 yearn. Private interment. SADGROVE.—On August 27. 1021, at her son's residence. Mount Albert. Sarah,' the relict of the late William Sadgrove; in her seventy-eighth year. TREVENA.—Ou August 27, 1021. at the Auckland Hospital, Julia, dearly beloved wife of Lewis Trevena. of Park Uoad/ Otahuhu; aged 4!) years. Interred on Monday, August 20, at Otahuhu. "WALLER.—On August 2S. 1021, at the Auckland Hospital, George. deArly freloved husband of Jane "Waller, of Mangawai; aged Co years. Interred this day at Waikumete Cemetery. AVESLEY.—On August 30, Itichard, son o£ Mr. J. Wesley, Huntly. The funeral will leave his late residence on Wednesday, 31st, at 3 p.m. IN MEMORIAM. IAKCHER.—In loving memory of my dear .husband and our dear father, Kdmund Archer, 105, Franklin Road, who passed peacefully away on August .'!0, 1!)17. Rest, sweet rest. 'Inserted by his loving wife and family. AUCHEE.—In loving memory of our dear father, Ediiiond Archer, who fell asleep on August'3o, 1017. Inserted by his ever loving daughter and son-in-law, E. and 11. and granddaughter ltcgina. ISATH.—In loving memory of my dear daughter. Lilian Bath, who departed this life August 30, 1920. The weary hours and days of pain. The ever patient worn out frame, Has gained eternal rest at last. A shadow o'er our lives is cast, A loved one gone for ever. Give ker, O Lord, eternal rest, And let perpetual light shine upon her. luserted by her loving mother M. E Turner. BATH.—iln loving memory of our dear sister and aunt 'Lillian Bath, wlio parsed away August 30, 1020. A beautiful memory left .behind Of a loving sister good and kind; 'We iave lost but God has gained One of the 'best the world, contained. Inserted by her loving sister and .brother-in-law, C. aud iE. Carrick, ami little niece Jean. ■BATH.—In loving memory of our dear aunt Lillian igjith, who parsed away August 30, 1020. «•* This day our memory lingers On the dear one laid to rest: Bux amidst ilte'a trials and sorrows We knaw that God knows best. Inserted toy her loving niece and nephew ~—■» C. and E. Brady. CONiNON.—.In loving memory of our <lear husband and father. (William Allen Coiiuoii. who passed away on August 3U, ' .1020. The wearj' 'hours and days of pain, The troubled, sleepless nights are passed; The ever ipatient. worn out frame,. •Has igained eternal rest at la;st. Inserted l>y his loving wife aud children. OONjS'ON.—In fond and loving memory of our dear father, William Allen Connon, who passed away on August 30, 1020. Though death was kinder than life '(after the suffering_he bore), Still we Bnd it hanl to part with the ones we iove. Inserted by his loving son and daughter, Joe and Evelyn. CONNON.—In loving memory of my dear ■father, who departed this life August 30, Long days and nights he bore his pain, To look for cure was all in vain, But God above, -who knoweth best. Cured his pain and gave him rest. Inserted by his loving son, William Alexander Connou. , CONWN.—In loving memory of my dear «j" and a'l. who departed this life August Thou art not forgotten, dear Grandad, Nor will thou ever bo; As long as life and memory last I will remember thee. inserted by his loving grandson, Willie. HIL.L.—In loving memory of my dear sister, Evangeii ue -st Clare who departed this ltf e August 30, loil. Sunshine passes, shadows fall Love and remembrance outlive all Inserted by h,er loving sister Nellie.