IN MEMORIAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17270, 20 September 1919, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

ARMSTRONG —la loving memory of our I d«ariy-,oved son and brother. Private Wil- ' liam Armstrong. Ninth Reinforcement killed ! « a^y, n on the Somme, France, September I'oace. perfect peace. Inserted by his sorrowing parents, ajstcre. and brothers. <OONER.- In loving memory of our dear Percy, who died of wounds m France, September 20. 1916. aged 25 years. fie shall puss to clearer heights and find easier ascents. And lighter loads of sin. And .tronger will to burst the bonds ot seaee. And enter on the path. -Inserted by his parents. 23, Burnley Terra, e. and sister. Mrs. R. Hill, Matamata. FEAR.— tribute t-o the memory of dear Bert (Corporal F. J. H. Fear. CM., First Company. N.Z.E.. British Section', who fell no action at Flers. September 20, 1916 — 1 G.P . Hamilton FOSTER—In loving memory of Private George Foster. 28th Battalion, Third Australian Reinforcements, killed in action on September 20, 1917. —Inserted by Lilian M. Foster, Myrtle and Claude OT.EAKY.—In loving remembrance of Corporis Leslie Arthur O'Leary, Second Otago Infa.nrj', _ Ninth Reinforcements, dearlybeloved eider son of Mr. and Mrs. D P. Deary. Northro'e. died September 20. 1916 of wounds received m the Battle of Somme.— ii-1 ■ r • SKELLON.-■-In wad. but loving, memory of «ny dear brother. Thomas Handly Skerion. •who died of wounds received in tho Battle of Sjomme on September 21, 1916. Tb Kin F, and country called him. Ihe call mis not in vain, For on New Zealand's Roll of Honour lou will find our hero's name *" Greater love hath no man than this." —Inserted by his loving slater, Clara.