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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17319, 20 May 1918, Page 4

FOR THE EMPIRE'S CAUSE. UEATH. THOMSON.—On April 5, died from su'kncKS " Somewhere in Franco" (after tlireo and a-half years continuous service), John Henry Thomson, youngest son of Geo. M. Thomson; aged 25 years. IN MEMOIIIAM. CARSON.—In loving memory of 8/178—Private T. R. Carson (Bob), Main Body, who died at Cairo on May 19, 1915, from wounds received whilo in action at the Dardanelles, second son of Mr and Mrs A. M. Carson, Kaitangata; aged 22 years. No mother's care did him attend, Nor o'er him did a father bend, No sLster by to shod a tear, No brother his lust woitls to hear. Wounded and dying in a foreign land, No hither by to take his hand, No mother near to close his eyes, Far from his native land ho lies. Although wo rugrofc that so early in life It wjw his misfortune to fall in the strife, It gives his friends oonfolaidon to knowThat ho fell in the field with his faoe to the foe. —Inserted by his loving parents, sisters, and brothers. ISLIP.—In loving memory of Corporal Ernest Islip, MM. (No Man's Land Patrol), who was killed while in action " Somewliero in Franco " on May 19, 1917.—Inserted by his loving sisters and brothers.

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