ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17939, 15 November 1921, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

IN iEMOIIIAM. BUDGE—Fond .remembrance of my dear friend " Jack," killed in action in' Palestine, November 13, \OiT. —Inserted by 1/1&. PLAVBLL.-H loving memory of my comrade, Francis Leopold (Leo), killed in action in Palestine November 11. 1917. To-day brings iiack sad memories. And my sad thought., often warn, Over to Palestine, where my dear comrado rests, , / In b grave so far from hdmo. -Inserted by F. Knighl, Wavnku. FLAVELL,—In loving memory of Francis Leopold (Leo) killed in action in Palestine November U, 1017. ~ Somewhere in Palestine he lies at rest. For Kins and country ho gave his. best: With other comrades ho played his part, And did his duly with a loyal heart. —Inserted by Maggie Arlde. HOLST.-In lovinf memory of my dear brother, Corporal Henry Hoist, Fifth Reinforcements, died o( wounds in Palestine. November 15 1917, Sweet remembrance. —In«er!rd by his loving sister, Mrs. J, C. Tiller, HJndertori. KEMP.—IO loving memory of Alfred Ernest lemp (N.Z.M.0.), who passed away st FeatAerslWi, November 15, 1918. To do his Heavenly Father's will, Was his employment and delight; Charity and holy zeal Shotted .through his hfo divinely bright. —Inserted by his loving sister, Charlotte Aitktnhead, Mangere. MELVILLE.—In loving memory of Lieutenant James Alexander Melville, who died at Feaiherston Military Hospital, on November 15 1918. Ever remembered. —Ijoerted by his loving mother, sisters, and brother. MINCHER.—In fond and loving memory of Private Oswald Alan Mincher. who died m hospital, F.ngland, November 15, 1918. Ever remembered. —Inserted by his loving sister. Elsio, and brother-in-law.. P: J. Melville. Claudclands, 1 Hamilton. MINCHER.—Tn fond and loving memory of our dear nenhew, Oswald Alan Mincher, fieventecnth Reinforcements, died in Codford Hosrit.ll, November 15, 1918. So dearly loved, and sadly missed. —Inserted by his loving aunt and undo, Onchnnga. PENNY.—In loving memory of our dear son and brother. Rifleman Stanley E. Penny, who died of wounds received in France, November 15, 1917; also of Tom, who died November -1. 1914. Ever remembered. —Inserted by their loving parents and sister Flo. PENNY. —Tn loving memory of our brother, Stanley, who died on November 15, 1917, of wounds received in Franco; also Tom. who died- oil November 4. 1911, at Auckland. | Released from all sorrow, grief, and pain. —Inserted by their sister and brother-in-law. Rose and D. Fausett. SMART.—In fond and loving memory of Neil A. H. Smart, who died at Featherston Military Hospital, on November 15. 1918. SPEEDY.—In 'loving memorv of our dear son and brother. Alfred L. Speedy, died from tba effects of gas, on November 15, 1918. Fourth beloved eon of J. 11. 11. and ME. Speedy, lato of Chelsea. Forget! Ah, no, soma may forget The love that, once they gave, Bnt a mother's love still follows heT son, Far. far, beyond the. grave. Not dead to us who loved him dear. Not lost, but gone before; He lives with us in memory still, And will for ever more. So dearly loved, so sadly missed. —Inserted by his father, mother, and brother.