ROLL OF HONOUR.
BOND.—In fond nnd loving memory of Private riiillip Rirbard Bond Main Body, killed in mtieu on G:illlpoli Juno 5. 1015. Ever remembered by his loving sisters. STOCKMAN.—In proud and loving memory France, June 4. 1!W!. In the land thru is smiling and fair;' And the people that love them will never forger. To m. Dtion them often in prayer. Our hearts may be ready to break. Though they rest in a God-given light: For our heroes who died for humanity's sake. Sleep uurler thoso crosses of white. Inserted by his- loving mother, sisters and brothers. STOCKMAN. — In proud and loving memory of my dear brother Joe, killed in action, June 4, 1016, in France. One of the b<-st. We often sit and think of you. And our hearts are sad with pain; This world would be a heaven. Could we hear your voice again. Inserted by his loving sister Emma.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 132, 5 June 1923, Page 1
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