HONOURS BOARD

Greymouth Evening Star, 11 August 1928, Page 4

HONOURS BOARD

That the ex-pupils of the Cobden School were not found wanting v)hen the Empire called, is proved by the Honours Board at the school, containing 62 names of ex-pupils. The list is as follows, ;ln asterisk indicating the names of men who made the supreme sacrifice R. W. Alison, G. Batty, C. Battv (ALAI.), L. Bromley, C. R. Corkhill*, R. Curtis, R. W. Flintoff, T. F. Flintoff, E.-'Flintoff, F. J. Foord, H. Foord, F. 0. Frankpitt, G. L. .Gilling-ham,-R. Gillingham, A. G. Gillingham*, W. Gamble, T. J. Hornsby, H. .1. Hill, F. J. Jack, J. H. Jamieson, S. W. Jamieson, AV. Jeffries, R; Johnston, W. Johnston, F. Rear, W. L. Kittelty, H. R. Moore, A. N. S. Moore, E. Murfitt*, S. Murfitt, W. J. Murfitt, I. A. Musson, M. McLeod, H. N. McLeod. R. Nelson, G. Nelson, B. Noble, E. Noble, C. Noble, G. F. Noble, G. F. Olliver, G. J. Poulter*, F. G. Ross* G. Rugg, J. Reynolds, S. A. Rose, A. R. V. Schultze, J. Southard, EJ Stewart,, A. Stone. T. B."Straker, D. Al. Straker, J. Stubbs, J. A. Taylor, J. .1. Williams, G. Williams, T. Willis, I’. Willis, E. Willis* S. Willis*. The Honours Board, presented by the Ex-Pupils’ Association, was un-> veiled on Anzac Day, April 25. 1926, by Air T. J. Hornsby, one of the .returned soldiers. —