ROIL OF HONOUR. DEATH.

Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23771, 17 October 1942, Page 1

ROIL OF HONOUR. DEATH.

HUGHES—L’A.C. Edward Thomas Hughes, dearly lovea youngest son of Mr and Mrs T. Hughes, 612 Cashel street, Christchurch, killed on active service; aged 19 years.

‘ IN MEMORIAM. LOCHHEAD-In loving memory of a dear son and brother. Private Herbert Hammond (Bert) Lochhead, accidentally killed somewhere in England, October 17, 1340. This is a day of remembrance, And many sad regrets, A day we shall always remember When the rest of the world forgets; As-each day we look at your photograph In likeness so loving and true. But no one will know how our hearts are I aching (Dear Bert, for you. —lnserted by his loving mother and father *nd Bob and Rae and wee Peter. ,LOCHHEAD—In loving memory of Private Bert Lochhead, who was accidentally (killed in England. / • Always remembered. . —lnserted by his loving pal, Phyl. LOCHHEAD— In loving memory of my dearly loved brother, Private Herbert Hammond (Bert), accidentally killed somewhere in England, October 17, 1940. Not just to-day, but every day, jn silence we remember. United still in love. -inserted by his loving sister, Vera, and “11, George, and Wayne. WIUJAMS—In loving memory of Private lack Williams, eldest son of Mr and Mrs A. E. Williams, who died of sickness at ?!*• £n route to Egypt, on October 18, {*«• R.I.P. had a nature you couldn’t help loving, a heart that was purer than gold; io those that knew and loved him memory will never grow old. -Inserted by his ' sorrowing mother, “war, and family.