NEW ZEALAND ROLL OF HONOUR. IN MEMORIAM.

Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 56, 4 September 1944, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND ROLL OF HONOUR. IN MEMORIAM.

DIAMOND.—A never-forgotten memory of my dear brother, Pte. Len Diamond, 23rd Rifles, died of wounds, September 4, 1942. Always friendly, unselfish, and kind, Few in this world his equal to find. 1 miss his help and cheery ways, With him I spent such happy days. I miss him when I need a friend, «v^ On him I always could depend. '• Inserted by his sister, brother-in-law, and , loving nieces, Joan, Joy, and Yvonne.

NEW ZEALAND BOLL OF HONOUR. LN MEMORIAM. DIAMOND.—In ' loving memory of my dear brother, Pte. Leonard Alfred Diamond, killed in action, September 4, 1912. Not'just today, but every Jay, In silence we remember. Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law, Dulcie and Herb, and Doreen. GAYNOR.—In loving memory of W.0.il Charles \V. Gaynor, killed in action, El Alameiu, September 4, 1942. Not 'just today, but every day. In silence we remember. Inserted by his loving wife and Pat. . HENRY. —In sweet remembrance of our dear Jack, ' who.'fell asleep on August 28, 1918. Hi£ memory is our clearest treasureInserted by Aunt May, Glady, Phyllis, and Fred. .. < . MINERS.—In loving memory, of my dear son Pte. Albert Oliver, who died of wounds, Egypt, September 4, 1942. A tender chord of memory Ls softly touched today; . Loving thoughts of you, dear Alby, Will never fade away. Inserted by his loving mother, Mrs. E. A. Miners. MINERS, A. 0., Pte. —In loving memory of my brother Albert, died of w.ounds, September 4, 1942. To be with us in the same old way '.. Would be our dearest wish today. Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law Gladys and Jack. -MINERS.—In, loving memory of my brother, Pte. Albert Oliver, died of wounds, September 4, 1942. He died so we might live. Inserted by his loving sister Myrtle. MINERS. —In proud and loving memory of my dear brother,/ Albert Oliver, who died of /wounds, September 4, 1942, at El Alamein. For ever in my thoughts. ' Inserted by his fond sister and brother-in-law, Dot,' Frank, and family. MINERS, A. 0., Pte.—Died of wounds, September 4, 1942. The dearest uncle this world could hold, A cheery smile, a heart of, gold; . To those who knew him, all will know. Just what we lost two years ago. Inserted..by his loving nieces Joyce and Hazel. MINERS, A. 0.. Pte.—ln fond and loving memory of, our dear brother Albert, who died of wounds, September 4, 1942. So loved, so mourned. Inserted by his loving sisters Kate and Eva and brothers-in-law Bill and Tom. , MINERS, Albert, P-to.—Died of wounds, Sep--1 tember 4, 1942. ! "He died that we might live." Inserted by Edna and Tim. ■ j MINERS, Albert, Private.—ln loving memory of "Alby," killed in action, September 4, 1942. I We will remember you always. " 1 Inserted by Bill, Joan, young Bill, and Trevor. I MINERS.—In fond memory of Albert Oliver, died of wounds September 4, 1942. "Always in our thoughts." •! ■Inserted-.by his loving brother and sister-in-j law, Clarrie and Dot. I NEWMAN, R. A. W.—ln loving memory of I Richard (Dick), who lost his life in air opera-I tions over Germany, September. 4, 1942.. God's greatest gift, remembrance..' Inserted by his loving brother and sister-in-' law, Ted and Margaret. NEWMAN.—In proud and loving memory of1! our dear son and brother, Sgt.-Navigator New- ! man, Richard' (Dick), A. .W., killed on air j operations over' Germany, September 4, 1942. Ah! you brave few that fight for all the rest. And die with'smiling faces strangely blest. Inserted by his father, and family. NEWMAN, Richard. Sgt.-Navigator.—ln proud .and.', loving., memory of DickA who made the 'supreme ' sacrifice -September.'4, 1942. If ■ ■ N- . ' . Always remembered. Vera, Walter, and Marie. NEWMAN, Richard A. W., Sgt.-Navigator.— In proud and !ovi7ig memory of our dear brother and uscle, who lost his life over Germany on September 4, 1942. "We will remember.'' Inserted by Mr., and Mrs. A. Edmonds and Colleen.