NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR.

Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 112, 8 November 1917, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR.

BENNETT.—KiIIed in action 6n the l»tll October, 1917, in France, ' 27834 Private Alfred William Bennett, 18th Reinforcements, dearly beloved husband of Hilda Bennett, Petone; aged 25 years. Deeply mourned. FLEMING.—KiIIed in action in France on the 7th June, 1917, Rifleman Alex. Fleming, youngest son of the late John Fleming, of Arbroath, Scotland; aged 29 years. He/ did his duty. Far from this world of battles and strife, There present with the Lord: The labours of a noble life End with a large reward—rest. , Inserted by his loving friends, Eva Holmes and Mrs. J. Murphy. HEJJDERSON.-Killed in action somewhere in France, on the 12th October, 1917, Private Loved by all who knew him. Inserted by Mr. and Mrs. Mouat and family. KElß.—Killed in action in Flanders on the 23rd October, 1917, beloved husband of Mrs. Florence Keir. and brother of Miss Mary Keir, Scatoun; aged 44 years. Greater love no man hath than that he lay down his life for another. Vale. MANSELL.—KiIIed in action somewhere in France, on the 12th October. 1917, Rifleman Francis Jlansell, No. 45709, H Company, 25th Reinforcements. He gave his life for his country. Inserted by his loving cousin, Mrs. C. Norrish, Trentham. Hawkes Bay papers please copy. JfORTHOVER.—KiIIed in action in France on the 22nd October, 1917, Lance-Corporal Lancelotte N. Northover, dearly beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Northover, 19, Bay-street, Petone, and brother of Mrs. J. R. Croft, of Cuba-street, Lower Hutt; aged 24 years. One of the best. His duty nobly done. WHITAKBR.—KiIIed in action in France, Rifleman Frank Whitaker, third son of Mr. E. Whitaker, and brother of Mrs. McMillan, 14, Mowbray-street, Wellington. His duty nobly done. WHYTE.—Killed in action on the 4th October, 11)17, somewhere in France, Corporal W. Whyte (late Inspector Wellington Tramways). Deeply mourned by. all who knew him. V.'HYTE.—Killed in action on the 4th October, 1917, Corporal Walter Whyte, 25th Reinforcements, beloved brother of Mrs. G. livetl^t, Kilbirnie. Asleep on foreign soil. At rest in a soldier's grave. To memory ever dear. Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law, E. and G. Everitt, Kilbirnie. Otago papers please copy.