ROLL OF HONOUR
DONOVAN, Lance-Corporal * Phillip, accidentally killed on active service overseas, dearly-loved and devoted husband of Nora, 15 Spring Street, Oiiehmigu: aired -S years.— Sadly' missed. DONOVAN. —Accidentally killed overseas, Phil, dearly-loved son,-in-law of Mr and .Mrs G-. Ogles and brother-in-law of George (Te Kauwliata) and John, DONOVAN. —Accidentally killed overseas, Phil, dearly-loved brother-in-law of Joan and Harvey Smith and uncle of Paul and Marilyn. DONOVAN. Accidentally killed overseas, Phil dearly-beloved brother-in-law of Molly and Joe Bouzaid and uncle of Yvonne. Donald and Michael. DONOVAN. Accidentally killed overseas, Phil, dearly-loved brother-in-law of Lilian and Fred McLaren (overseas). —Deeply regretted. GILMOUR. —Brian Montgomery. Acting-gquadron-Leader, loved only child of l{ S. and M. Gilmour, on air operations; aged years il months. No letters or telegrams jlease. SPEIGHT, J.—Died of wounds, dearlybeloved youneest son of the late Mr and Mrs S. K- Speight and brother of Victor and Harold, of Norlhc.ote. —One of the best. TALBERT, James Peter, It.M.N./. Navy. —Reported accidentally killed overseas, dearly-loved husband of Avis and daddy of liatherin and second son of Mr I{. Talbert, of Henderson, brother of John, Helen, Vilma. Fred and Keith- —Forever in our hearts.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25157, 21 March 1945, Page 1
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