ROLL OF HONOUR.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 165, 14 July 1928, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

M«*t" '.V.U-D.—ln sad and loving meniorv of p .r darling M'ii and brother. Tom. who ■i oil ~f wounds in France. July 14, 1915;

T '* p«>m» onp misses you sadly. ,\n«l fcHs time long sinct? # v«»u w»*nt; T!"»r« s .sfimni.nc thinks of y.»u daily. And trios to hp brave and*confpntl liver remembered by his loving mother and brother, Harry.

I'o.v.M.li.— Tn ever-loving memory of .>>)• ilnr'iiic brother nnd unele. Tom."who rti.Ml <■: wounds in France, July 14, 1915; • years.

i -i a token of affection. J \iiil a heartache still for you. Kvit remembered by his loving sister

end broth-r in law, Lou and Har.dd, and nephew Harold, and nieces Daphne and Dorothy.

I'.M.MKH.—In loving remembrance of my il.nr and only son. Harry Palmer, Cap'nln. Wellington Mounted Rifles, M.G.S. (Main Body i, died on board the hospital '-hip Gascon, en route to Malta from (rnllipoll; buried at sea July 15, 1915. The blest who sleep in Jesus at Ills mdding shall arise, From the silence of the grave and from the sea. Inserted by lis still sorrowing mother, Knox Home, 1928.