DEATHS.
FOR KING AND COUNTRY. BOOKER.—Believed killed at Dardanelles, May 2nd, 1915 (Main Expeditionary Force), Edward John, dearly-beloved second son of William and Caroline Booker. Argylo street Mornington; age 27 years. H© gave his life for King arid country. BOEE.—On Gallipoli, at the first lauding op. April 25, 1915, Private John James Craig l Hove, eldest son of the late Alexander Dove, of Port Chalmers, and Mrs Lee (nee Mrs Dove), Westport. He did Ills duty. _MUNDEN.—On May Ist, 1915, at the Dardanelles (believed to have been killed in action by Court of Inquiry), Arthur John William, only son of tho late John Munden. and brother of Mrs J-. M. Muir, George street, and Mrs T. W. Martin, Sydney.
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Evening Star, Issue 16033, 9 February 1916, Page 4
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119DEATHS. Evening Star, Issue 16033, 9 February 1916, Page 4
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