ROLL OF HONOUR.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17949, 16 November 1918, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

FLEMlNG.—November 7, at Cannock Chase Military Hospital, England, of pneumonia., Lance-Corporal Eric Electing, elder son of .1. E. Fleming l , Port Levy; in his twentyfirst yeax. 3 AMIES ON.—November 14, at Feaihorston Military Camp, Gunner William livingHone ("Bus"), tbo beloved husband of Ada Jamieson, and only son of the la-to Thomas Jamisson aud Mrs Jamieson, Cashmere Hills. H'RAY.—November 14, at Eeatherston Hospital (of pneumonia), Reuben Dnvidi, dearly beloved youngest son of Lottise and the late Daniel M'Kay, of 23, Lothian Street, Fonda-lton; twenty-three, years. N.I. papers please copy. RICHMOND.—October 27, killed in action in Franco, Major J. M. Richmond. D. 5.0., M.C.. elder son of M. W. arid F. H. Richmond, 42, Rugby Street, Morival*,, Christchurch. YOGAN.—Somewbere in France, Allan Dixon .Tosher, of the Ninth Reinforcements, beloved husband of Myrtle Ellon Dixon, of "00 Fitzgerald Avenue, and oldest son of S. 'Voxnn, Lyttelton. _ aged twenty-five years, of acute bronchitis. IN MEMORIAM. CRF.EN.—In loving memory of my dearly beloved brother, Rifleman Albert Soars (Bert) Green, of the 23nd Reinforcements, Kllod in action in Belgium, Novembor IG, 1017. ' Ha noblv answered his country'* call, He set an example to one and all; His duty done., his life he- gave, And now ho traits beyond the grave. Inserted by hia sister and brother-in-law, I. and A. Couecns. TOWNSEND.—In loving memory of Frederiok Charles TowMMid, killed in action November 10, 1917. Insertsd by his sister, Mrs J. Forsyth.