NEW ZEALAND ROLL OF HONOUR. DEATHS.

Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 82, 4 October 1944, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND ROLL OF HONOUR. DEATHS.

BARBER, Pte. Raymond (2nd N.Z.E.F.).— Died of. wounds, aged 22 years.' Inserted by his 'loving father, stepmother, sisters, and brother, and uncle, 278 Cuba Stroet, Wellington. "In silence' we'll remember." R.I.P. KELLS, Spr. Edward Henry.—Killed In action, age, 21 years, second son of Mr. and Mrs. It. R., Kells, 426 Main Road, Karori. VDeeply mourned and sadly missed." ■ .MELVILLE, John (Sonny), Pte.—Killed on active service while, prisoner of war, dearlyloved youngest son of Mrs. Wykos, 3 Hanson St., and loved brother ■of Bill; May, and LU. Deeply1 mourned. • < PARKER. Pte. Cyril, George (2nd N.Z.E.F.). • —Dearly-beloved brother of Violet, killed in uction (overseas), aged 22 years. Inserted by lils loving sister, Violet, and-' nephews and niece, Malcolm, Ted, antj Thelma. "One of the best. Thy duty nobly done." FOR THE EMPIRE'S CAUSE. , PERRIN. Flight Lieutenant Desmond Palmer, D.F.C.—No. 1 Squadron, Fighter Command, Royal Air, Force, lost his life on air operations, dearly-loved husband of Annar- Perrjn, "The Cairn," Coatbridge (Scotland), and onl> son of Margaret and Bert Perrin, Northlaiid, Invercargill; aged -23 years. Requlescat in Pace. God knows .best. > i WALLACE, John 'James, Pte., N.Z.E.F.— Aged 25.years,' dearly-beloved youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Wallace, of 185 Queen's Drive, Lyall Bay; killed in action. .Inserted by his loving mother and father. "Loved by all who know him." R.I.P. ...