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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16687, 6 May 1916, Page 6

Sleep, jitrtlc martyrs! Though on thy pallid brows no kiss was pressed, Nor loving hands thy sea-tossed locks caressed; Though hid from wight tho cruel and murderous stroko That—all too soon—thy tender life span broke— He saw theo pass. In JI is great causo thy infant lives woro given, For that same cause our hearts to-day aro riven. High waved the saint-crossed ensign from the raafit, As to His throne thy gentlo spirits, passed To meet Him there. Safe in those arms that oneo in far Judea Encircled such as thee, thou need not fear. Ho is the Judge, but when He hears thy suit One glance from Him will strike thy murderers mute. Ho will repay.

FOR THE EMPIRE'S CAUSE. IN MEMORIAM. REES. —In sad and loving memory of Sergeant-bugler Sidney Charles Roes (2nd Reinforcements), killed in action at tho Dardanelles, May 7, 1915, only son of Elizabeth 11. and the late Sydney C. Rees, of 25 Islington street, North-East Valley; aged 19 years. Wo loved him in life, ho is dear to us still; In griof wo must bond to God's holy | will. The sorrow was great, tho loss hard to bear, But angels will tend him in heaven with care. —Inserted by his loving mother and sisters. ROSS.—In loving remembrance of George Andrew Ross, of Warepa. who died on May 6, 1915, as tho result of wounds received while in action at the Dardanelles.—lnserted by his brothers and sisters. Hope & kinaston, UNDERTAKERS, 30 ST ANDR-.v' STREET. Telephono 2602. Private Residence 133. Day and Night. Established 1888. RAPWELL & HOLGATE. UNDERTAKERS, • 206 George street. (Late COLE & SPRINGER.) 'Phones: City 410. Private, 441 and 486. J. W Y N N & SONS., • . UNDERTAKERS, 36 ST. ANDREW STREET. Telephone 819 (Day and Night).