ROLL OF HONOUR.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 236, 5 October 1936, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

BOLTON. —In sad and loving memory or our dear son and brother, Corporal (Jack) Bolton. died October 5. 1920. Featherston Military Camp, after four years' active service. Eternal vest grant unto him oil, £,ord, And let perpetual lig-ht shine upon him. Inserted by his loving mother, sisters and brothers, West Tamaki. BULLOCK.—In loving memory of our dear brother, Corporal W. W. Bullock (D.C.M.), killed at Passcliendaele, October i, 1917llis duty nobly done. Inserted by his brothers, sisters and Daisy. EWAN. —In loving- memory or Private Robert Ewan, 16th Wailcato Company, 7th Reinforcements, killed in action near Flers, October 3, 191 G. Inserted by his loving parents. GRIBBLE. —In fond memory of our dearly loved son and brother, Corporal Leonard James (Len), 15th Reinrorcements, killed in action at Passcliendaele, October 4, 1917. Years roll on but memories never fade. Lovingly remembered by his sorrowing parents, brothers and sisters. GRIBBLE. —In loving memory or our dear nephew and cousin. Private Leicester Gordon, killed in action at Passcliendaele, October -i, 19 17. Fondly remembered by his uncle, aunt and cousins, W. and K. Cribble. GRIBBLE. —In loving- memory of our dear brother, Corporal Leonard James (Len), killed in action October -i, 1917. Ever loved and remembered. Inserted by his loving sister and brother, I. and K. Kelly, Whang-arei. HEBDEN. —In loving- memory or my dear son, Percy, who died in France, October 5, 19 iS. A heartache still for you, dear. Inserted by his loving mother, E. Hebden. STOKES. —In loving memory or our soldier son, Claude Hamilton, 19th Reinforcements, killed at Passcliendaele Ridge, October 5, 1917. Time passes on, love still remains, With memory sweet of bygone days. Inserted by rather and mother, 33, Cameron Street, Oneliunga. THOMPSON. —In loving memory of my dear son and brother, Corporal Mark William, killed Passcliendaele, October 5. Loved and remembered by his mother, sisters, brothers.