ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16824, 15 April 1918, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

o<. DAN RELL.— of wounds received or ■?i. ■ kctivo sen-ice in France, Samuel Innis (Sam '-■ mio), dearly-beloved son of the late Amnlii Danrell, and beloved brother of M. Wat »on, B. White. A. Danroll, and W. Danrell. eg- Ho gave his life for his country. ':■. " DAVY.-On March 26. Wiled in action it ;*• Fiance. Lance-Corpor3l Alfred Charles Davy ■-.; late of Waiau Pa md Pukekoho. belovec .|. husband of Flora M. Davy, of St. Hcliori > Bay, and eldest son of Frances R. Davy, cl :i : Paturnahoc; aged 39 years. Sadly missed. I FAIRWEATHI.-On March 27, killed ir £ action. William F. (Wilfred), Twenty- B ixtl f- Eeinforccmcnts. dearly-beloved eldest son o: / F. and M. Fairwcathi. Gladstone Road ;■ Mount Albert; aged 33 years. P HAMILTON.-On March 26, on active scr Tic. in France. Arch., beloved husbanc • of Hamilton, of Tuakau. and secono tori of James and Euphemia Hamilton, ol Mount Albert Road. Onehunga. NUTTER.—On March 30. killed in action in France. Second-Lieutenant E. R. Nuttei (Pad), youngest son of the lata F. A. and Mrs. Nutter. Warrington Road, Remucrai ■ged 29 years. FiEID.—On March 28, died of wounds in France, Horace E. Reid, beloved youngest eon of Walter and Mary Keid, late of Woodford Road, Mount Eden; aged 21 years. WALSH.-On March 20. 1918. died, ol wounds in France, Gunner Clarence Walsh, Tenth Reinforcements, second eldest belcvcd eon of F. and M. Walsh, of Waipipi; aged 1, 51 years WELLS.-On March 29. 19! R. killed in ac #- >n in Frar.-e, Private Fred. Bertie Arthur Wells (Bert.), dearly-beloved fifth son of Fred. H. and Martha Wells. 18. Do--1 main Street, Devonport; aged 31 years and U months. -\ Deeply regretted. Greater love hath no man than this.