ROLL OF HONOUR.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17862, 7 August 1918, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

DRISCOLL.—August «, »t Christchurch Hospital, Private Jack Driscoll, of the 15th Reinforcements, third son of Mrs Driscoll, 213, Salisbury Street; late of Kaiapoi. R.I.P. 7TAMTT.TON--.Tuly 24, 1918, killed in action in France, Lawrence Alexander, youngest \ son of Mrs H. M. Hamilton, 87, Stanley I, Street. Sydenham; in his twonty-fourth # year. (He fought for his King and his "i country. RATTERTH-WAITB— July 80, James Middleton Sattirth-Waite, beloved son of Mrs E. Satterth-Waite, late of 11, Churchill Street, died of wounds. So loved, so mourned. THOMPSON.—In loving memory of John Blair Thompson, killed in action August 7, 1915. Till the Roll la called up yonder. Inserted by his sister, Mrs W. Clark. WOTTON.—In sad but loving memory o! Lance-Corporal Henry Ernest J<*n, who was killed at Gallipoli, August 7. 1916. Far away from all who loved him, They laid him down to rest. In a far-away grave he ie Bleeping, One of God’s bravest and best. We cannot clasp your hand, dear Harry, : Or kiss your dear, sweet brow, For in our aching hearts wo know We have no Harry now. For many years the family chain Was held so close together; But oh, that family tie is broken now— One link has gone for ever. / Inserted by his loving father, mother, brothers and sisters.