FOR KING AND COUNTRY.

Evening Star, Issue 15833, 18 June 1915, Page 4

FOR KING AND COUNTRY.

DEATHS.

AXiJKKsuX.— Killed in action at the Dardanelles, .in April 28th. Private James George. Anderson. eiiio-t >ou of Robert and Mary Ander-on, 468 Leith sued date fruiterer. Du.ldas sired); in ins 21st year. He gave his Hie lor his King and eouiuiy. M'LEUD.-• -On June 17th. 1915. at her parents’ rc-i-e-ou, s’, Greennek .sircol. Ifoslyn Beanie? Marv. dearly beloved daughter of Archibald and Esther JPX.eor!: aged 1 year and 3 immlh-. "So loved, so mourned.” Private in;l nnciit. —Pole and Springer, undertaken;. LKOXAUI).--Oi; June IBHi. 1915. at his parents" resUlciicg. 2d M‘Bride street. Dunedin tsomh. Brian John, beloved sou of John and Josephine Lcauaid; aged 2 months. R.1.P., Private iiitermenE' - foie and 'Springer, nndoi’Uikcrs. EWART.—Ai Dunedin, on 17ih June. William Powers, the Moved husband of Amelia Ewart, and Younge-i -on of Thomas and Margaret Ewan, of St. Glair (formerly of Hindon); -aged 32 years-. Deeply mourned. -SE.v I ON.—On June 17. at Ids residence, Portobello. RobeiT John, doarly-be-iovcd husband of Mary Sc-iion; aged 66 years. Deeply regretted. Announcements of births, .marriages, and deaths sent tor publication from the country districts require to be verified by the signature of cither our agent in the district from which the announcement is sent or by the clergyman of the district. Tho charge for announcing Births, Marriages, and Deaths is 3s not exceeding five linos, and 6d for each additional line.