FOR THE EMPIRE’S CAUSE.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18676, 4 October 1922, Page 6

FOR THE EMPIRE’S CAUSE.

IN M TIMOR I AM. BEATTIE.—In loving memory of our dear son and brother, who was killed at Pa.sschendaclc on October -1, 1917. " Ever remembered.”—lnserted by Ids parents, brother, and sisters. COOK—In loving memory of our dear sons and brothers, John Scott, who was killed in action. “ Somewhere in Franco," on October _4, 1917; and George Scott, who died from wounds received while inaction at , Passclicndaelo on October 12, 1917. Missed, sadly missed. —■lnserted by their sorrowing parents, sisters, and brothers, Awamangu. BUNN.—In loving memory of our oldest son, 31/1932 Rifleman Allan Bunn (Liverpool’s Own), who was killed in action at Pysschendaole .{France) on October 4, 1017. In memory of his dear, kind face, His kind and thoughtful way. The constant vision memory bfings Will never fade away. —lnserted by his loving lather, ' mother, sisters, and brother. FRASER.—In loving memory of lour dear son and brother, Private T. Fraser, stretcher hr-arep (3rd O.I.B.), who was killed in action at Passchondasle Ridge on October 4, 1917; aged 18 years. "Greater love, hath po man.”—lnserted by hia parents and sister and l'-brother-in-law. I GIBS-ON.-wln loving memory of G. J. W. Gibson (Jimmie), youngest son of the late Robert and Alice Gibson, Forth street, Mosgiel, reported missing ai Passchendaelo on October 4, 1917. Lord God of Hosts be wiili us yet, Lest, we forget, lest 'wo forget. JEFFERIS.—In loving memory of Private Rowland Gordon J"fferis, who died at sea on November 2, 1915. Also cf Corporal Ralph. S. C, Jefferis, M.M.. killed at Pasachendaele on October 4, 1917. At the setting of the sun and in The morning w© will remember them. PARKER—In loving memory of Corporal Walter John _ (Wallis) Parker, who was killed in action, " Somewhere in France,” on October 4, 1917. Ever remembered Do not ack us if wo miss himFriends may think wo have forgotten ; But they little know the sorrow I Beep within onr hearts wo’vo got. —lnserted by C. and V. M. RYAN.—In loving memory of Private John Ryan, killed in action in France on October 4, 1917. E.I.P. —lnserted by his loving mother, broth°rs. and sisters. STONEHAM.—In loving remembrance of om- gon and brother, Ferveant Eric Arthur Stoneham (2UJi Roinfovcemonls), who was killed in aciion at Pasaehendaele on October 4, 1917, beloved eldest son of Arthur and Mary E. Stoneham, Gisborne dote of Queen’s driv~, Musee'bureii. Dunedin) j aged 20 years. 1“ Our loss.” STOIYEHAM,—In loving memory of on’- beloved brother. F.ric Arthur Stoneham, who was killed in action at Pnesohendaele on October 4, 1917. “ Always loved.” —Inserted by his loving sister and brother, fPadys and Arthur Tyndall, Apia, Samoa. STONEHAM.—In loving remembrance of opr dear nenhew. Servant Eric Arthur Sloiwham (94th Reinforcements), who was killed in action at, Paos.cheniael'' on October 4, 1917 —lnserted by E. and T. M'Croric. STONEHAM.—In loving memory e f dear Eric, eldest son of Mr and Mrs iStcneh"m CGi,shorn"), killed in potion at Ridge on 4, 1917; need 29 years. H" has borne his cross, He has gained his crown. Manly, true-hearted, and brave. —lnserted by grandma, uncle, auntie, and cousin Lloyd. STONEHAM,—In .fond and loving / remembrance of our dear nephew, Sergeant E’ic Arthur Steneham, killed in action at Passchend-iete Ridge on October 4, 1917; agjsd 20 years. , , Plucked , like a flower in the best of his bloom To bn’oh ten a land beyond reach of the-tomb. - - -•••- Oh, how we miss him! But why ■ should wc grieve? A little while longer and we, too, must leave. —lnserted by his loving cousin, uncle, and auntie.