IN MEMORIAL.

Otago Witness, Issue 3510, 21 June 1921, Page 39

IN MEMORIAL.

HAjT.—ln loving memory of Private G. j Huntley Hay, who was killed in action at IMessiues on June 14, 1917, beloved son of George and Helen Hay, Timaru. Nothing hut memory as we journey on, Longing for a smile and a face that have gone; ho one knows the depths of our regret, AVe remember, when others forget. ' —lnserted by his loving parents, brothers, ; and sistera. j KANE.—In sad! and loving memory of J anted Kane (corpora! D Company, 19th Reinforcements), who was killed in action near Messiucs, Belgium, on June 16, 1917. R.I.P. On whose soul, sweet Jesus, have mercy. M‘SIILLAX. In loving memory of Sergeant Robert Hugh 51'Millan (7th Reinforcements-, 3/1181), who- died in Cashmere Military Sanatorium on June 15, 3-921); aged 2C years.—lnserted by liis loving mother and sisters. M‘SKI}IMTNC.-Tn. loving memory of Private S-am 51‘,Skimming, sth Reinforcements, Atizac, 8/2090. who- died from wounds at Arm-en tie res, France, June 20. 1916. j Friends may think we have forgotten i V.'lu-n tln-v see us smile, But they little knew the heartache ■ That is hi,Lien all the while. —lnserted by Ins laving parents and sisters. 1 PERRISIA.N.—In sad and loving memory of 17109 Charles. Frederick Perriman. who ; was killed in action “Somewhere in Belgium" on June 17, 1917.—Inserted by It's loving wife and family, Broad Bay.

WARREN.-—ln loving memory of Private J. Warren, killed in action at Massines on Juno 15, 1917. “Ever remembered.’’