NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR.

Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 90, 16 April 1920, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND'S ROLL OF HONOUR.

IN MEMORIASI.

DULEY.—In sad and loving memory of our darling brother, Cyril Godfrey Duley, who died of wounds received in action on the 16tli April, 1017. We who loved ydu sadly miss you As it dams- another year; In the lonely hours of thinking Thoughts of you are ever near. Inserted by his loving sisters, Koran and Violet. McCALL.—In loving memory of C 4562 LanceCorporal Alfred McCall, dearly beloved youngest son of James W. and Margaret McCall, 20, Moxham-avenue, Hataitai..Wellington, who was killed in action somewhere in France on the 16th April, 1918. His duty nobly done. Mourn not for Mm, nor lay your heart within Think you those nurrow bounds could hold that spirit pure and brave? Earth's uniform discarded now beneath tnat sod is laid. He had liis marching orders, as a soldier ne obeyed. A soldier does not ask nor enoose the place or way to serve. And from the path that duty points no soldier's steps may swerve; So when from that red field of strife death's bugle called him far, He turned his face towards the steep where Heaven's outposts are. Inserted by his loving father and mother, brothers, and sisters. MAITLAND.—In loving memory of Private Harold G. N. Maitland, Australian Forces, killed in (action in France on the 16th April, IDIS,- beloved eldest son of the late F. G. and Mrs. Maitland. of Wellington. Loved most by those who knew him best. Inserted by his. loving mother PALLANT.—In memory of Private A. E. Pallant, 14th Reinforcements, killed in action .on the 16th April, 1918. Inserted by his chum, Frank;.