IN MEMORIAM.

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

IN MEMORIAM.

BARNES.— loving memory of Sergeant H F. Barnes. Twenty-first Reinforcements. who died on October 17. 1917, from wound* >. received at PaMchondaele. October IS, 1917; Bged 19 years 8 months. Do not ask him if we miss him. There is such a vacant place: Can we ever forget his footsteps. Or his dear familiar face? —Inserted by his sorrowing parents and brothers. BURKE.— proud and loving memory of ray dear brother. Private William (Malcolm) Burke. Ninth Reinforcements, Australian Imperial Forces, killed in action near BroodKi'nde Ridge, France, October 9, 1917; aged 23 years. With tender recollections, With masy a silent tear, We meet, but some are missing, All loved ones are not here. Until the day breaks and the shadows flee aw&y. —Inserted by his loving sister, M. Burke, Nukuhou North. LORD.—In loving memory of Sydney Walter Lord. Twenty-first Reinforcements, killed in action in France. October 17. 1917; aged 23 years. No matter how we pray, dear Syd, No matter how we call. There's nothing left to answer, But your photo, on the wall. Peaceful be thy slumber, Syd. In thy far-off soldier's grave; For you our hearts are aching, Through lonely nights and days. Inserted by his loving, father, mother, listers, and brothers, Howick. LORD.—In loving memory of our dear friend, Sydney Walter Lord, killed in action in France, on October 17, 1917; aged 25 years. In our thoughts your memory lingers, Tender, fond, and true; There is not a day goes past, dear Sya, s. That we do not think of you. m ' —Inserted by his loving friends, Mr. and W Mrs. J. Morrow and family. Te Aioha.