ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17360, 6 January 1920, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

flffiS, . —— $> IN MEMORIAM. If JLIREWOOD._In T lovi B? TOmory or on* :'■• only sot. Franca Wa. Erkwood.ldned by V shell »c France. 4th Battalion. 28th Bein- || forcenwnts, January C, 1918. |I s He bimly answered duty's call, :?.' He g»'-e his life (or one and all. '■;>. His ).rart km true, his spirit brave m His ratting place « soldier's grave, ' ■ : r. Every aifhi. as the sun goes west ' £ And the toil of the long; day is done ||, We lone for the bey who is now 'at rest. If -Inserted by loving father, mother and s sister, Stratford. u P KIRKWOOD -In loving memory of Rifleu man Francis Win. Kiftwood. killed by shell V- in 1 ranee. 4th Battalion, 28th ReinforceI ment*. January 6, 1918. f His King and country called him f And t'.id not call ia vain, k For °° New Zealand's roU of honour, t leu will find this hero's name. t~ -^'^X^ 8 loT «* Gran, and Uncle i Will—E. vv. Goffin.

WOOLFORD.-In loving memory of our dear son and brother, Walter George Woollord, late signaller Twenty-fourth Reinforcemtnts. N.Z.EF who died at Walton-on-Thrmee Hospital, England, January 6, 1919. He fought a good fight; Ho finished his course; Hr fcjpt the faith. Inserted by his sorrowing parent* and sisters.

V.OOLFORD.-In proud and loving memory of Signaller W. G Woolford, Twenty lourth foir_>rcem«nta, who waa called homeat Yvalton-oi-ThaiMs Hospital, January 6, •• Blessed are the pure an heart for they shall see God." -Inserted by his friend Betty. Hamilton. WOOLFOBD.—In loving memory of my r.cnr friend. Ft*. W. G. Woolford,, who died on January 6, 1919. Fondly I loved him. Be was dear to all who knew him,