IN MEMORIAM

New Zealand Herald, Volume 80, Issue 24637, 16 July 1943, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

PATERSON, T. M. (Capt.), 2nd N.Z. Div. Signals, alt. 4th Inf. Bde. —In proud memory of Tom. died of wounds, Uuweisak Ridge, July 10, 1942. Libertas solum ot natale.— Inserted by his family, Ngaruawahia. PHILP.—Ln loving memory of our dear son and brother Harold Lawrence, killed in :tion July ,10. In a distant land he lies, At rest in a soldier's grave; His battle fought, his name enrolled On the scroll of the deathless bravo.

—Father, mother and sister Bcaulah. PHILP.—In ever-loving memory of our dearly-beloved brother, Harold Lawrence, killed in action July 10, 1012. Your aim was for victory, You died for tho same; AH we have is remembrance, And the echo of your dear name. —lnserted by Winnie and Reg t'ollas.

PHILP.—in fond remembrance of our brother and uncle, Harold, killed in action, July 10. 1942. Tears cannot dim the treasured memories we have for him.—lnserted by Bill and family, Putaruru. PHILP, <37237.—1n memory of our beloved brother. Harold Lawrence, killed in action, July 10, 1912. Only memories left. — Eric, Josie and Bert, and Tim.

RAUKURA. — In loving memory of our dearly-loved nephew. Private Kcepa Raukura. killed in action Middle East July r>, .1942 Laid to rest in a foreign land, With hi, comrades of thai gallant band, Who tarried not at the Empire's call; They fought tho fight and gave their all. His heart was good, his spirit brave. Ilis resting place a soldier's grave. Immaculate Heart of Mary, Your prayers for him extol, Oh. Sacred Heart of Jesus. Have mercy on his soul —lnserted by his auntie and uncle, A. and H. Hoko. UN DRILL, Set.—ln memory of Les, who passed away July 10, 1942.—Remembered by the boys overseas. Inserted by Sgt- S. W. Trigg. WALKER.—In loving memory of' our dear brother and brother-in-law and nncle, Bombardier C. A. Walker (Max), killed in action July 10, 1942. His heart was young, his spirit- brave. His resting-place a hero's grave. -—lnserted by Mrs. and Mr. E. J. Best and family and his brother, Fred. WILKIE, I. S. —In fond memory of our dear friend, ]an, who gave his life on Ruweisak Ridge on July 15, 1942.—Inserted by Mr. and Mrs. Dowson arid Nita.