ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16560, 8 June 1917, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

IN MEMORIAM.

fp~v. P "ALEXANDER.— In loving memory of our Ant brother, William Alexander, who died I f wounds received at the Dardanelles, June 3, IPIS. ■-re. little thought that when we parted last W he would return no more, flint now he lies in a- fur-on land, and we i" are left to mourn. ; No' loved one stood beside him to near his ■ , last farewell. ,v, word of comfort could he. have from V those he loved so well, ' —inserted by his loving brother and lister, Sid and Mabel. - BOYD—In loving memory of our dear -on James, who was killed in action in France, October 1. 1916; aged 26 years. —Inserted by James M. and Lucy Boyd. RHODES.— In loving memory of our dear ton, William Edward Rhodes, who died of •winds in France. June 8, 1916. A precious one from us is gone, A voice we loved is stilledA p'ace is vacant in our home Which never can be filled. " For the Empire."

'■<- —Inserted by his loving parents, R. and ' jp Rhodes, Ardinoro Road. "TREACHER.— ever-loving memory of - Dona'd Roy, second dearly-lovsd son of Mrs. »nd the late Walter George Treacher, Mount Eden. Third. Auckland, Infantry ("Miss- "' ing," " Believed dead"), in volunteer charge, Uni'nn's Post, Gallipoli, on June 8, 1915; .'in his 20th year. 6 I know the ceaseless ache, tho emptiness, B?" th« woe, the pang of loss, 'The strength that sinks beneath so sore •I.- & cross. :-'Heedless and careless still the world wags Kfr on, , , .'And leaves me broken . . . v v-•■ Ob. my son! My son! Yet think of this!—yea, rather think of 'He died as few men get the chance to die, : fivhtinc for Grd and Risht and Liberty— P Aid such a death is immortality.