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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17156, 8 November 1917, Page 4

FOR THE EMPIRE'S CAUSE. FITZGERALD.—On October 21, 1917, killed whilo in action " Somewhere in France,'' Cornelius Frances (27th Reinforcements), beloved younger son of the late John and Ann Fitzgerald, of Tuapeka Flat; aged 46 years. R.I.P. Deeply regretted. —Inserted by his loving sister, J. Gray. HALFORD.—On October 12, 1917, killed whilo in action, in France, Sergeant (Reverend) E. W. Halford (24th Roinforcements), late of Caversham. HAWKES.-On October 12, killed while in action " Somowhcro in France," Richard Nevillo (3rd Reinforcements), the beloved elder son of R. N. and C. J. Hawkes, Wilson street, Timaru; in his 20th year. KELLEHER—On October 17, 1917, killed while in action in France, Private Denis Francis, dearly beloved youngest son of Timothy and Margaret Kclleher, Lawrence. R.I.P. M'ALLISTER.—On October 4, killed while in action " Somewhero in Franco," Privato Peter Gray M'Allister, second son of John and the lato Mary M'Allister, of Lower Shotover; aged 36 years. Deeply regretted. MELVILLE.—On November 5, at Foatherston Military Hospital (from cerebro-spinal meningitis), Donald (Don), 33rd Reinforcements, beloved youngest son of Catherino and the lato John Melville, of 171 Maitland street, Dunedin. PALATCHIE.-On October 12, killed while in action, Isaac, eldest son of A. Palatchio, Lawrence. R.I.P. ROSS. —On October 12, 1917, killed whilo in action " Somewhere in France," Sergeant Norman Grar ham Ros3 (Tim), son of the -late Hugh and Sarah Ross, Anderson Bay; aged 27 years. A good son. ROSS—On October 10, 1917, at 46th Stationary Hospital, Etaples, France, from pneumonia, Private William Ross, dearly beloved second son of the late William and Marion Ross, Warepa; in his 27th year. He gave his liio for his country.

1 U N E R A L NOTICE. - The Friends of Mrs MELVILLE (and Family) are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of her late SON, DONALD, which will leave hor Residence, 171 Maitland street, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), the 9th inst., at 2 p.m., for the Northern Cemetery. JOHN GILLIES, Undertaker, 24 George street and 11 Great King street. "R and Mrs J. CHITTOOK and Family •»-*■ (Tapanui) sincerely Thank their many friends for their kind sympathy in their sad bereavement. [RS W. W. TURNER and Son desire ■i-Tjr. to Thank all kind friends for expressions of sympathy. nniHE Sisters of the late Sergeant Jas. G. Jt M'Kay wish to sincerely Thank all who sent messages of sympathy in their recent bereavement. [ O P E & K I N A S T O N, 1 UNDERTAKERS, 36 ST. ANDREW STREET. Telephone 96C2. Day and Night. Established 1838. IRAPWELL & HOLGATE (Successors to Colo and Springer), UNDERTAKERS, EMEALMERS, AND MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS, 206 George street and Princes street South. Established 1874. Phones:- Day and night, 410; Private, 441 and 486. ARCHER & CO., —>■ * Lato Manager Cole and Springer, UNDERTAKERS, 219 George street (opposite Bills's). Tel, 3192 (day and night): "UGH GOURLF.Y. LTD. (Est. 1870). - Address: 7 CLARKE STREET. Economical Undertakers and Embalmers. Telegrams "Gourley, Dunedin." ' 'Phone 407 (Day or Night). PUBLIC NOTECB.-A. J. Wynn and Sons, Urar ' \ers. Change of Address. New Ada. . >: Care A. S. Archer and Co., Undertakers, 219 George street, where all business will bo transacted. Telephone 819 and 3192.

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