IN MEMORIAM.

Otago Witness, Issue 3337, 27 February 1918, Page 35

IN MEMORIAM.

ALMOND. —In loving memory of John Bobert Abpiond, who died a prisoner of war in Germany, February 21, 1917, from wounds. received while in action in France. —lnserted by hie sister, Mrs E. B. Paton, Pukcuri. BARB..—In memory of Captain Barr, M.D., 8.A.M.C., who died from wounds at Salonika, February 21,-1017. Gone, but not forgotten. —lnserted by--his Alexandra friends. KIHR.—In loving memory of Wilfred Blvthe (Lnpy), who died on February 18, 1917, at Broekenhurst Hospital, England, , from sickness contracted while on active service in France, son of William and Enna Kirk, Gore. ' Bravely offered —gladly served. LEOKTE.—In loving memory of James Gun Leckie (Jim), who killed while in action In France'on February 27, 1917, eldest son of the late Bobert Leckie, NorthEast Valley, Dunedin. Somewhere in France there's a sacred spot, "Pis a grave just newly made, And it's sheltering our boy from perils and ills With which life's battle is played. —lnserted by his sister and' brother-in-law, A. and J. James, Tapanui. M'ALISTEB.—In loving memory of George, who was killed while in action "Somewhere in-France," February' 23, 1917, beloved husband of E. M'AHlsfcer. Thy will be done, —lnserted 'by his loving wife and children. WILSON". —In loving memory of Trooper Robert "Wilson, who died at Ismailia, Egypt, February 14. 1916, beloved son of Andrew and Isabella Wilson, Dunedin.— Inserted by his loving father, mother, brothers, and sister.