THE ROLL OF HONOR

Evening Star, Issue 16196, 18 August 1916, Page 1

THE ROLL OF HONOR

PRIVATE W. E. BROWNE, Who was killed in action in Franco on the 14th ult., was a native of Lawrence, being the eldest son of Mv E. C. Browne (of the firm of Browne Bros). He was in his 23rd year, and saw service at Gallipoli, where ho had an attack of illness, and was invalided to England. On recovering ho rejoined his unit, and was aftei'wards"sont to France. The deceased was a bright, cheerful, and intelligent young fellow. was educated at the Lawrence District High School, and at the time of joining the Expeditionary Force was in tho ser° vice, as a draper, of tho D.LC. in Dunedin.

PRIVATE ALFRED HUGHES, Dunedm, Killed in action. '

CORPORAL P. G. TOWS, Reported mistily, nuw re-joi-ted kiueu in action, left with Llio Main Body. Ho participated in the landi;:- ,u Gallipoli, and was a month in the trenches I.'e was wounded in 13 phieeo. He. was ndn.iti.ed to hospital at Uinninjrlui:!i where he re-' mained for six iinuii.'i.s. lie was 2d years of su;e. lie w;im employed hv K. Hud:y.,n ,-iv.cl Co. u.'fore After recovering iroin hi* wu:ne ! <; iie was rent to l'"!-,;p.ee. Jlis ncoi:e>. Surrey,

PRIVATE J. ivl. MO^RI^OM,