IN MEMORIAM

Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 18, 20 July 1918, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

CATTELL.—In loving memory of my dear friend, Lance-Corporal S. Cattell, of tlie Sth Ileinforcements, who died of wounds in Frauc>. on the 30th July, 191 G. Gone, but not forgotten. His duty nobly done. Inserted by his old chum, E. H. Edwards. McCONNELL.—In ever loving memory of Rifleman A. J. McConnell (Jack), killed in action ..in France on the 19th July, 1910, aged 21 years and 0 months. God's will'be done. Inserted by his loving mother and brother. 'MEEK—In loving memory of ray dearly loved husband, Sergeant Peter Meek (Bth Reinforcements), also sth and 9th South African Contingent,, killed in action.at Warneton, France, on the 20th July, 1317, second eldest and dearly beloved son of the late John and Mary Meek, Elm Row, Dunedin. His duty nobly don». Rset on. dear husband, your trials are o'er, In France you lie at rest; The aching heart you left behind, Xo one but God Knows best. Manly and true in all his ways, Slow to condemu and quick to praise, Gentle in thought as well as deed. Death cannot sever, Love's remembrance lives for ever. The winds of heaven blow softly o'er That sweet and hallowed spot; For 'mid the changing scenes of.life, .. By me he is not forgot. ■ • Inserted by his loving wife. 'SIMMONS.—In loving memory of our dear • brother, Sergeant William Simmons, who died of wounds on the 11th July, 1917, at the 13th General Hospital, lioulogne. . How the life was sped we know not, ' What the last word, look, or thought; Only that he did his duty, Died as bravely as he fought. Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law, A. and K. Crooks. .