FOR THE EMPIRE'S CAUSE.
DEATnS. DELANEY.—On March 30. 1918, killed while in action in Franco, William Thomas Dclaney, dearly loved brother of Sergeant J. 11. Dolanoy (Imperial Artillery), and Mrs J. IVI. Clark, M'Brido street," Dunedin; aged 32 years. Deeply mourned. Farewell dear friends X lovctl fo dear, I little thought any tiino bo nour; "VTocp" not for mo 'tis all in vain, I hopo we'll meet in Heaven again. DRYSDALE.—On April 6, killed while in action " Somewhero in France," Lieutenant Thomas J. H. Drysdale, younger son of Dr John Dryedale, lato of Port Chalmers; aged 35 years. DUNFORD.—On April 14. 1918 (accidentally drowned, no particulars), Trooper .Tamos 11. Dunford (37th Mounted Reinforcements), ypungest son of William Dunford, "Bayfield," Anderson Bay, Duncdin. R.I.P. SCOULLAR. —On April 6, killed whilo in action in Flanders, Second Lieutenant William Arthur, fourth son of J. G. Scoullar and M. Scotillar, 108 Carroll street, Dunedin; aged 21- years. S
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17292, 18 April 1918, Page 4
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154FOR THE EMPIRE'S CAUSE. Otago Daily Times, Issue 17292, 18 April 1918, Page 4
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