ROLL OF HONOUR.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18225, 19 October 1922, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

IN MEMORIAM. GUINNESS,—In loving memory of Cecil Guinness, fourth son of Mrs. J. G. Green, of Tauranga, Twelfth Reinforcements, killed in action. I'asschendaele. October 19, 1917. So dearly loved; so sadiy missed. —Inserted by hia loving mother, sisters, and brothersHALL.—In loving memory of our dear brother and uncle, Sorgt. C. Hull, killed in action in France. October 1;), 1916. He bore hia troubles to the end. But what hf suffered none can tell. Peacefully sleeping, resting at last. All life's troubles and sufferings are past. —Inserted by his "loving brother and sistcr-hi-law. Alf. and N. Hall, and family. Komakorau. HARDY.—In loving memory of Errol Leonard Gat-horns Hardy, died of wounds received at Pasachendaele, October 19, 1917. —Inserted by his levins sister ajid brother-in-law. M. and H. Christensen, and little Norma and Graeme. HARPY.—In leving: memory of Private Errol Leonard Gathorne Hardv, Canterbury Regiment, X.Z.E.F., killed at Passchendaele, October 19, 1917. He died that we might live. MANNING.—In proud and ever-loving memory of my two dear boys. Langley 02 iO:i. at Gallipoli Aiwac Day. 1915. and Fred (11/1827), killed in Palestino October 19, 191?- " Until the day break." —Inserted by their levins mother, brothere. end sisters. STEWART.—In sad and lovine memory of my darlins son. Private Arthur David Stewart, w_o died in France, October 19, 191 S. A loving «on and brother. To bo with Christ, which is far better. —Inserted by his sorrowing mother, b. Stewart. Te Kuitf. STEWART.-sln remembrance of our darling brother. Arthur Dave, who died in France. October 19. 1918. Loved and remembered by all. —Inserted by his sister and brother, Ellie and Dick.