ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16983, 17 October 1918, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

■ BROWN.-Killed in action in Francs, on October 1, Charles Raymond, dearly-loved elder wn of c * J. and C. E. Brown, of Par«eil Auckland, and dearly-loved husband of J A. Brown, of Khindallah, Wellington. DOYLE-- Died as the result of being tornedoed on as. Leinster, October 10. SecondLieutenant Harry Thomas Doyle, Ninth Reinforcements, dearly-beloved otaest son of M. _d M A. Doyle, 25, Halstou Road, Mount Eden; aged 28 years.-R.I.P. HAYSOM-On October 16. at Auckland Hospital, Private Lionel Reginald Hayaom. Twenty-second Reinforcements, second eldest ion of Mr and Mrs, W. ft ywra, Selbourne Street, Grey Lynn. McGRATH-Killed in action in France, October 1. Private Vincent McGralh. dearlyloved youngest son of Ellen and tho law Nicholas McGrath, Swanson. He died that others may live. MILLER.-On October 1, 1918, killed in action, somewhere in France, James PcrcivaJ, dearly-bclo'.-ed youngest son of Robert Miller (late'of Ponsonby) and the late Elizabeth Miller; aged 21 years.—Deeply regrottod. One of tho best —Inserted by his sorrowing father, brothers, &nd sisters. .RTAYTF..—On October 1. killed in action in France. Jesse William, dearly-loved eldest, K inn of Mrs. E. Stayle, Pukekohe, beloved ill husband of Edith Stayte, Northcote (Into JEff Buckland). and the dear brother of Mrs. K. L#. • Miller, Mrs. J. Hunter, Syd and Thos. f] fitayte, Pukekohe; aged 43 years, 'r- ~, He died for us. '•; WALLAS—KiIIed in action in France. ' fiereeant-Maior William Allen Wallas, of Canadian Field Artillery, third son of Thomas Irwin Wallas, of Sydney, and kroner of Mrs- Sell, Rexcourt, Auckland.