ROLL OF HONOUR.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 261, 3 November 1928, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

r;F.r,n.\ni>.—in fond and loving memory of r.iir dear son nnrt brother. Gunner Samuel (.eldard, Ninth Reinforcements mlh. di.-d ol wounds received in France November :'», 11)1.8. ' A loving nature, true and kind ,\ beautiful memory left behind. (tif-fi-li-il hj- his loving mother, sisters. ami brothers. ' M.\ss<)N. -In loving memory of our son iiml brother, H. R. Miinhoo. 07031. Rifle rtriisudc, <IIp(1 of wniinds, November 4, 11US. Ever remembered by father' niollirr. brother and winter, CJ. Mnsson' Albert llonil, Water Vl-w. JU'DKOltn. — In loving memory of our denr sen and brother, who died on uetlve service, >u V( .ml,,.i- a, ii»iß. Just a line of sweet remembrance., Of a loved one fond and true. Inserted by his loving rather, mother, foster and brothers. MI'DKOKn. —In loving memory of our dear brother. Norman, who died 'on tw.vember 3, 1018. Moving thoughts, true and tender, Just to show that we remember. Inserted by his loving brother and sister-in-law, W. J. and B. Mudford. ri'lM'V. —Tn fond and lovins memory of Alfred William l'urd.v, killed lu action. I'raine. Noveiivber 4. 1!)1M. To memory ever dear. Inserted l>y his loving Wife, ■Marie i'uidy. STAN" AW AY.—ln loving remcrrebrancp. of my dear husband and father l*rivate Alfred Stanavvay. died while prisoner of war. Switzerland, November V,. 101 S. Cone, but not forgotten. Inserted by his loving wife and son, K. and V. Stunaway, 11, Ilumnirt Street.