ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16850, 15 May 1918, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

I'M ■■■".■'-..CAMPBELL— April 18, 1918. killed in '■■ "h\ ■ *"■ ' action. Regimental oergeanl-Maior John P '-', Alexander, beioyed stop-son of Joseph : ';..'.■•■' Spencer, Pmsonby Road, Auckland; aged -.'•• ."■' ,-27 years. It . ' ;.;. DAWES.—On March 27, killed in action in i- ,'France, J nines Dawes, beloved husband of ];./■/',' Edith Dawes. , i •!':■? •'•': '■•' In A hero's grave ha sleepeth, !;'■":.:•.;"'"' Somewhere in Franco he fell; | },\ ,; How little we thought when we' parted ./'■ It was the last farewell. 5. •'"" BOOD.—On April 30, died of wounds in France. Driver Andrew Thomas, dearlybeloved second son of Andrew Hood 2 S .">-, Hall's Avenue. Remuera.— - papers i ;.'■' please copy. WAKEFIELD.—On or about March 28 V 1918, died of wounds in France. Sidney Herbert Wakefield, the dearly-beloved brother of Maud Wakefield and nephew of Mrs.. C R Connell. Morrinsville. WAKEFIELD.—On or about March 28 1918, died of .wounds in France, Sidney Herbert Wafceneid, tao beloved cousin of B Connell and M. A. Capper, Morrinsville. IN MEMORIAM. PRICE.—In loving memory <jf Private. T W. Price (Mutt), who fell in action at Gallipoli on May 12, 1915. ' A lonely grave in a far off land, A grave we may never see-. But while life and memory lasts, I Dear Mutt, we will remember thee. i —Inserted by his loving mother, sisters, and brothers. New Lynn.