ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16962, 23 September 1918, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

Sfigi GONG.—On September 1, 1918, killed in >""' tctioi in France, after nearly throe years' seme, Rifleman Arthur Hubert, dearly- ;;" K^"V ,V loved youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. H. •J '-~: (Join?, Onerahi. Whangarei. ' t: th, ■ how dearly we loved our boy ; .?•>:•■;". low deep our sorrow now. •:. '■'■■ H7DSOX— Killed in action on September ;•- .- ■ ft SIS, Evan Gibb ("Tui"), second-liou- =-■'• lenmt N.Z. Rifle Brigade and youngest son . ;'; . of Harold Willey and Ellen Hudson, of Cion,v, ben Road, Rcmuera, and grandson of tho ..'.;.: 'late William Hudson, C.C., of Moorgate Str<et, Loudon, E.C. and Crowborough, Sussex; aged 22 years.-Home papers please cojj. His duty done. lANE.-On August 30, 1918, killed in action in France. Lance-Corporal Joseph Edward Adams Kane, Twenty-fifth ReinforceDMnts, and oldest son of Elizabeth Kane; aged 29 years. Oh, Lord Jesus, how long e'er reunion crowns eternity's bright shore. LUDBROOK.-On September 8, died of wounds in France. Lance-Sergeant Hereward R. Ludbrook, N.Z.R.8., second son of Henry ?.:. S. and Hana Ludbrook, Ohaeawai, Bay of Islands; aged £1 years. MATTHEWS.-On August 28, 1918, reported killed in action in France, Corporal Edward Newton Matthews, First Battalion, 16th Waikato, A.1.R., eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. >ewton Matthews, of 18, Benson Road Remuera, Auckland, at the age of 224 years! WILSON.— On August 26, killed in action MUiowhere in France. Alfred James, dearly beioved brother of S. and J. Haywood, Owhango; aeed 35 years. His duty nobly done.