BOLL OF HONOUR.
BOSSE.-On July 31. killed in action. Private Albert Bosse, late of Rangiriri. E Company. 19th Reinforcements; aged 24 — Australian papers please copy. He gave his life for his King and Country. —Inserted by his sincere friends, J. C Gerrand and family, Rangiriri. FIX PLAY— Previously reported missing now reported killed in action, on June 7, at the battle of Messines, Private Thomas Findlay. dearly-loved third son of James A. and Khzabeth M. Findlay, of 13, New Bond Street, late of Thames; aged 28 years —Thames and Wellington papers please copy! Greater love hath no man than this, that 8 man lay down his life for his friends. Greatly respected by all who know him. --Inserted by his loving parents, brothers, and sisters. , JOINT—On July 31, killed in action in France, Chav.es Henry late of 22nd Reinforcements. aearly beloved eldest son of Can. c.' n . U r> anii <rs - S " . Joynt. of Summer Street, Fern son by; aged 20 years 9 months. LILj:WALL.—On August 1, 1917, killed in action Fred, dearly-loved youngest twin Fen of John and &. M. LiiewaU. Karangahapo head.—Sadly missed. * BOBBIE.-—On July 22. 1917, killed in France. St. George Alexander Bobbie, Wellington est Coast Company, Second Battalion Wellington Infantry Regiment. formerly QMS. F Company. Eighth Reinforcements, dearly-beloved husband of Edith E. Robbie, of Nelson. WIGITT—On July 31. killed in action. Kenneth F.oward, eldest son of E. S. and J. A v> ignt. ot Devonport. in his 21st year. IX MEMO MAM. McCARTHNY. —In loving memory of Private S C. McCartnny. Seventh Reinforcements. who was dangerously wounded on July 29 ana cued in Boulogne Baso Hospital or. August IS. 1916. —Inserted by his sorrowing parents, sisters fine, brother. . SPIRO.—In loving memory of Signaller Walter Smro, Seventh Battalion. Rifle Brigade, killed m action on August 18 1916, '!• Ueivi le Wood. France, youngest and dcarty-oeloved son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Spiro London His life he gave to England. But his soul goes back to God. —Inserted by hip loving brother and family. Mr. and Mrs, F W. Spiro and family, Frank ton Junction.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16621, 18 August 1917, Page 1
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