NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR. IN MEMORIAM.

Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 140, 13 June 1918, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR. IN MEMORIAM.

BAKBER.—In loving memory of our dear son and brother, Sergeant James Donnelly Barber, who was accidentally killed in greuade school in Prance on the ISth June, 1916; aged 27 years. Requiescat in Pace. We do not forget him, we loved him too dearly For his memory to fade from our life like a dream; The lips need not speak when the heart mourns sincerely, Our thoughts often rest on the days that have been. Sleep on, sleep on, brave hero, And take your well earned rest; Sleep on undisturbed in a foreign land, Brave hero of the west. Inserted by his loving father' and mother, sisters and brothers, and Mick, George, and brother-in-law Jim (on active service). BARBER.-In fond and loving memory of Seroeant James Barber, who was accidentally killed on the 13th June, 1916, "somewhere in France." .It takes a man to fight, smile, and die. inserted by Ms loving auntie, E. Dairies, and family. BARBER.—In loving memory of Sergeant James Barber, who was accidentally killed on the 13th June, 1916, "somewhere in France." Inserted by M.M. H ILL.—In memory of 2nd Lieut. Norman Hall, Bth Southland Regiment, killed at Armentieres on the 13th June, 1915.

Kia Mate Toa.

HAMILL.—In loving memory of my dear son, Charles Patrick Hamill, 20th Reinforcements, killed in action at Mcesines on the 13th June, 1917. aged 20 years. In a distant land he lies At rest in a soldier's grave; His battle fought and his name enrolled On the scroll of the deathless brave. Inserted by his loving mother. HAMIIX.—In loving memory of my dear brother, Charles Hamill, 20th Reinforcements, killed at Messines on the 13th June, 1917; aged 20 years. At rest. Inserted by his loving sister Margaret. HAMILL.—In loving memory of C. P. Hamill (Charlie), of the 20th Reinforcements, killed in action at Meisines on the 13tli June, 1917, aged 20 years. The moonlight stars are beaming Upon a silent grave, Where, sleeping without dreaming, Is one who died so brave. His smiling face and cheery clasp Are pleasant to recall; He had a kindly word for each, , And died beloved by all. Inserted by his loving brother and sister-in-law, Jack and May Hamill. HOLZ.—In ever present and dear memory of the greatly loved ones, Ernest and Allan Holz, who fell in France on the 13th June, 1017; aged 37 and 25 years. - Dearest, dearest, ever of thee. They were loving and faithful in their lives, And in death they were not divided. Their sorrowing motlfer and family. HOLZ.—In loving memory of Ernest and Alexander Holz, killed in action at 1 the Uattle of Messines on the 13th June, 1917. Duty nobly done. Inserted by I.M. HOLZ.—In fond memory of my two brothers, Ernie and Allie, who were killed somewhere in France on the 13th June, 1917. God knows how much we miss them, He counts the tears we shed; And whispers: Hush, they only sleep, Your loved ones are not dead. Inserted by their sister Grace. HOLZ.—In fond memory of Allie and Ernie, killed somewhere in France on the 13th June, 1917. . . . ..-■■.:■ We miss you in a thousand different ways. Inserted by their chum. Will Douglass. SMITH.—In loving memory of 2nd Lieut. Leonard Smith, JI.C, 6th Howitzer Battery, N.Z.F.A,, who died on the 13th June of wounds received whilst returning across No Man's Land from Messines Ridge on the 7th June, 1917; aged 24 years; dearly beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Smith, 11 Palm . Grove. He stood to do the utmost that a brave man could, . And die, if needful, as a true man should. Insetted by parents, sister, and brothers.