NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR.

Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 116, 13 November 1919, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR.

IN MEMORIAM.

COCHfcANE:—In loving .memory of Private John George ' Coctoane, 24th Keinforcements, who died o^ pleurisy and pneumoDia in Franco on the 13th November, 1918, aged 20 years. . ' ' ■ ' ■ '..''..■;' - Sadly missed. Inserted by his loving sister,' Mabel Davles. COCHRANE.—In loving memory of my dear' son and brother John (Jack), who died or sickness in France on the 13th November, 1918 (of the 24th Reinforcements), 43136; aged 20 years. . - ..... Inserted by his loving mother and sister Ruby - . and brother Jim. COCHRANB.-In lpving- memory of my dear brother John (Jadk), who died of sickness in France on the 13th November, 1918 (of the 24th Reinforcements) ,43136; aged 20 years. He left his home the flower of youth, '. He seemed so strong and brave; ; We little thought how soon he -would Be laid in a hero's grave. Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law, Phyllis and Vie. HOLLIS.—In loving memory of Lieutenant William Joseph Hollis, 2nd (Queen Alexander's) Regiment,. 2nd. Reinforcements,, who passed away'at Featherston Military Hospital on,the ,13th November! 1918. ' . .' Until the dawn breaks and the shadows flee 'away.. . : . Inserted by his loving brother and sister-in-law, . . . : Ernie and, Kitty.- .. SPEOTT.—In loving memory of Fredrick Charles Sprott (3rd .Reinforcements), who died at ■Alexandria on'the 12th November, 191S; aged ' 20' years. ', '■ ■ . „,•'■ ." ■ . ; ' Neverlshall he be. forgotten, Never shall his memory fade; • . Fondest thoughts will always linger . Round the spot wherehe is laid. Inserted by his loving aunt,-uncle, and cousins, * C. J. and G.-Lawrie, and B. J. Wallace. .