ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16995, 31 October 1918, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

BLOOMFIELD— October 22, 1918, died of wounds in Franco, Private A. W. Bloomfield, Seventh Reinforcements, dearly-beloved eldest son of W. and E. Bloomield, of Morrinaville. His duty nobly done. JONES.-On October 1 1918, killed in action in France, Laiioe-Corporal Thomas Frederick (Fred) Jones, Twenty-Seventh Reinforcements, iate Mount Edon Guard, second and only son of Alice and the late Thomas Jones, Bond Street, Archhill. One of the best. Died as he lived, noblo Kid true. —Inserted by his sorrowing mother and sisters. KEELEY—On October 1, killed ia action 5- Franco. Private William Fred Keeley, 56611. Twenty-ninth Reinforcements, dearlybeloved only son of Sergeant .F. Ktelcy, Mtm Body, now on active service in Palestine, and dearly-lwloved nephew of Mrs. E. Montgomery, Leamington. Cambridge; aged 21 years s_n seven mouths. Dearly loved, sadly missed. NORRIS—On October 20, 1918, died after urgent operation in Cornwall. England, Gunner George Jonathon, Fourteenth Reinforcements, eldest, dearly-loved son of G. T. and S. Norris, Tootaoroa, Cambridge, in his 36th year.—Deeply regretted. WALLACE—KiIIed in action in Frames on October 1, 191 S. George M. Wallace, oldest - son of 6""er?e Wallace, of Ewington Avenue, Dominic* Road; aged 39 years. WILLS.-On October 9, 1918. killed in action in France. William F. Wills, second beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. and H. Wills, n, Maidstone Street, Grey Lynn, Auckland; in his 22nd year. Beloved by all who knew him. WOOLLEY.-Oa October 24. 1918, died of pneumonia in military hospital, Fargo, Private Joe Woolley. dearly-loved only son of Amos ' Joseph ana Liwie Woolley, of Landscape Road, Mount Eden; aged 22 years, j Another young life sacrificed. (