IN MEMORIAM.
''•. BOULT.— loving memory of Charles • i . Boult, who died of wounds in Franco on 00-0 0 iober 16, 1916. Civ' Tim« may roll and years go all, Whatever may be our lot; • '•'' But still, as long as memory last*, He will never be forgot, {:■. —Inserted by his loving niece, Emily J. S-. ' Milne. 5 HO^SLEY.— loving nwmorj of Harold pi J. Hcsley (second-'ieutenant), died in s':- Woolwich Hospital, October 14, 1916, of 1 wounds received at the battle of Flora; aged I, £1 years. P. —Inserted by his parents and brothers and £";; sisters. Iff MONRO.—In loving memory of Gunner Mi William Robert Monro, youngest son of. the v. Rev. G. B. Monro. Remuera, who was killed tßev. G. B. Monro. Remuera, on October 15, at the battle of the Somme on October 15, ;%. Buried Beeordel. near Albert, Franco. |g' "Faithful -onto death." p THAXTER.—In lovina memory of CorIf coral Lawrence Philip Thaiter, adopted son m and nephew of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. I*unard, ft 1 Falcon Lodge, Waihou, who was killed by H a sniper in Franca on October 15, 1916; W aged 29 years. if-, —
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16670, 15 October 1917, Page 1
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