ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18116, 14 June 1922, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

IN HEMORU-t. lOND. —In loving memory of Corporal Rupert James Bond, M.M., New Zealand • Field Artillery, killed in action. Messines, Franco. Juno 13. 1917.. ' Wo loved mm dearly. —Insetted by A. A. and S. Bond. ELVIN.—In fond menjpry of our dear son. Corpora H. T- Eleventh ReißfoKemento. Third N.Z.R.8.. killed m action at Messines, June 11. 1917; aged 23 years. , And of * truth, at times he seems ao nearNearer in very deed Than when we had him here— That wo are comforted: "We despair and i>ut aWay, our fear. jfie shall uot sec him hero again; To us he max not come: But -when at laat vre shall attain The heavenly place, Bo his dear face The first to greet us in Thy grace And bid un. " welcome home. —Inserted by his levins parents, Station Rond. Avondale, lato of Makarau. ELVIN.-ln loving memory of our brother, Harry, killed in action at Messmee. June 14. And with the morn those angel, faces smile. Which we have loved loner since, and lost —inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law, Daisy and Bob. ELVIN.—In ever loving memory of our dear brother. Harry, killed in action in Fiance, on Juno 14, 1917 Yea! but as when one layetn His worn-out robes away. And, taking new ones, sayeUi. " These will I wear to-day.' So putteth by the spirit Lightly its robe of flesh, And p.isseth to inherit A residence afresh. •—lnserted by M. and E. Smith. Ahuroa. ELVIN.—In memory of our dearly-loved and onlv brother, Harry, killed in action in Fiance, June. 14, 1917. Mhwari our joy still comes the thought Of the dear, dead boys, whoso lives have boucht , , , VU that sweet victory hit* brought. * ".-Inserted by N. and W. F. Crooke. MOIR.--ln lovinrr memory of our dear b'other Thomas, who died at Nottingham Military Hospital, England, June 13. > —Ever remembered by his loving sisters *t d brothers.