IN MEMORIAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16980, 14 October 1918, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

{f>>'.; HARDING—In loving mouthy of our dear W&iy brother George Frederick Harding, who was &?<% -killed in action on October 12. 1917. h .*" '• —Inserted by his loving sisters, Mrs. SeyW?. mour, Mrs. Warren, and Miss Harding. '■•% HIBBARD.—In loving- memory of Private '"■ Harold Crofton (Bob) Hibbard. 8'47. Battalion >' AI Fi who died of v oun(ls in France, OctoU ■:. ber 14. 1917. . . . '' >' —Inserted by his brother and sister-in-law, : ■'' . C- J. and S. Hibbard. Papakura. JACKSON.— -«ad but loving memory of • toy'dear friend, Royden Garside Jackson, ■'f v <• lulled in action, Octobor 12, 1917. *s' '*' What could be more glorious? i Who paid a greater toll f ;:.:- 'Than he. who fought through Western m-i v' Frsace — '-'/*: Gavo his life, his all? >:' -Inserted by a friend. ''.v.: "■ RUiEY In loving memory of Private Hi* Michael Riley, who died of wounds received W~: in France, October 7, 1917. 'W ; , .. He nobly did his duty, #'v r ii'. He answered to the call; ll'kT For God and King and right, ,He gave his life, his all. f. Ife —Inserted by his loving friends, W. JeniVl : tings and family. Thaineß. P-■"'.% wmiSLET.—In loving, memory of Secondf '■ Lieutenant Harold J. Worsley. 3rd Machine, t -gun Company, who was , wounded , m the , /" fi.ft!« of Fiers, and died in Woolwich Hos- . ratal on October 14. 1916; aged 21 years. V- } m "Battle fought-victory won."