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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17484, 28 November 1918, Page 4

FOR THE EMPIRE'S CAUSE. deaths. FITZR4TKLCK.—On November 19, at Trentham Hospital, 78791— J. nomas Fitzpatrick; aged 25 years • dearly-beloved husband of Ida M. Fitzpatrick, 22 Cutten street,, South Dunedin; also dearly-beloved second son of Thomas and Sarah M. Fitzpatrick, 20 Cutten street, South Dunedin; also brother of Ellie Dave, and Jack (France). Decplv mourned. R.I.P. KENDALL.—On November 25, at Quarantine Island of sickness, Staff sergeant - major Rendall (Main Body), dearly-beloved second son of 'Catherine and the late John Ren- ™!' Orkney Islands, and nephew of W. B. Rendall, Timaru. Deeply regretted. y J RYAN.—Oi November 21, at Featherston Military Camp, Martin Alexander (Sonnie), eldest son of Martin and Robina Ryan, of WaitaRI p' lAve^t y"fi rst year, tN MEMOEIAM. DICKSON.—In loving memory of Private Edmund F. Dickson (27th Reinforcements), who was killed ''Somewhere in France" on November 28, 1917.—Inserted by his loving sisters. t ( MEIKLE.—On November 27,1917, , T ,. < ?™ ow h° l I ' o in France," Private William Meikle (Twenty-first Reinforcements), sixth son of Jane and barah Meikle, North-East Valley, also brother of tho late Thomas Meikle, Oamaru.

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