FOR THE EMPIRE'S CAUSE.

Otago Witness, Issue 3250, 28 June 1916, Page 43

FOR THE EMPIRE'S CAUSE.

DEATHS. r ARMSTRONG.—On June 7. 1916, killed in action ift France, Thomas j Charles, youngest son of Elizabeth j and the late Alexander Armstrong, j of 21 Ellicu street, Wellington. ' i FARQCHARSON. Killed in action in France, Gladstone, second [ son of Henry Farquharson, of Stir- j He did his duty nobly. I RlLEY.—Killed in action, date unknown, Frank Tasman, only son | /if the late Frank and Margaret { Riley, Townsvillc, Queensland, and j beloved cousin of A. M. Shiel, Upper Kew; aged 27 year*. Deeply regretted. Requiescat in Pace. ; IN MEMOEIAM. ! FRYE.—Killed in action at the 1 Dardanelles. June 23. 1915, Private f Edward Frye (4th Contingent, Otago lj | infantry), eldest son of Mr Charles j | Frye, 90 Main South road, Caver- ! sham; aged 30 years. $ \ He did his duty. 8 * 8

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