NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR.

Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 121, 18 November 1918, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR.

CASHMAN.—fIn the 18th November, 1013, «.t Victoria Ward, Wellington Hospital, Jolm Cashman (late 14th Reinforcements), of «n----fluenza; aged 34 years. Deeply regretUH by his loving parents. R.I.P.

GARVIE.-On the 18th November, 1918, et Trentham Military Hospital,- Reg. Sergl.Major Donald Oarvie, beloved husband <;f Phyllis Garvie; aged 24 years. So lovwl, so mourned. . ■ /

HAGGER.—On the 31st October, 1018, at Herne Bay Military Hospital, England, Private Hubert Edward Hagger, A.1.F., dearly beloved husband of Margery Hagger; aged 35 years. HOLES.—On the 13th November, 1918, at Featherston Military Camp, of influensa and broncho-pneumonia, Private Peter Holes, beloved husband of Margaret Holes, and eldeflt ' son of Mr. and Mrs. John Holes, of Whafcataki, and son-in-law of Mrs. Watt, Seatoun. KEATCH.—On the 16th November, IRIB, at Featherston Military Hospital, from bronchial pneumonia, 68749 Private Charles Thomas Keatch, 47th Reinforcements, aged 26 years, beloved eldest son of Clara Keatchi No. JW. Riddlford-street. (Palraerston Morth pap»M please copy). KEATCH.-On the 16th November, 1918, a* Featherston Military Hospital, from bronchSal pneumonia. 88749 Private Charles Thomas Keatcli, 47th Reinforcements, aged 26 yeala, beloved eldest brother of Annie Hickling, X, Riddiford-street, and Amy Biggs, 36, Hoppirstreet. . , McMANUS.-On tbe-17tb November, 1918,' ftt Wellington, Private Mattias Joseph McManas. A faithful friend. Gone West. —Lydia. SHAW.—On the 17th November, 1918, at Featherston, 91454 Private Thomas Shaw, husband of B. Shaw, Standen-street, Karon, and son of Mrs. A. Porter, Millerton; aged 29 yeais. Deeply regretted.