FOR THE EMPIRE’S CAUSE.

Otago Witness, Issue 3526, 11 October 1921, Page 35

FOR THE EMPIRE’S CAUSE.

IN MEMORIAM. TAILOR.—In loving memory of our son, John Taylor (23rd Reinforcements), who waa killed in action, “Somewhero in France,*' on October 8, 1913, dearly beloved eldest son of Mr and Mrs John Taylor, Strawberry, Glenore. Jkree years have passed, three long, sad years, But love'still lives, still fall the tears; Remembering your death, how far a wav you sleep, What can love do, but fondly think and weep. Could I, his mother, have clasped his hand, The son I loved so well, To have kissed his brow when death was nigh And whispered, “Darling Jack, farewell.” ERXOA. —In loving memory of J. F. S. (J trek) ernon (late 7th Reinforce me nts), beloved eldest son of Mr and Mrs H. G. Vernon, who was accidentally killed at Pa tea on October 7, 1918. “So loved, so mourned.” brothers, 166 Cargill road, Dunedin (late of Milton). V. HITE. —In loving memory of Sergeant) W. A. White, Milton (Main Eody, N.Z.E.F.), died) of wounds in Franco on” October 5, 1917.—Inserted by liis loving sisters and brothers. WILSON!—In loving memory of our dear brothers, Private Adam Wilson, killed in action on August 6, 1917; Private Henry Wilson, killed in action on October 4, 1917; William Wilson, died at Dunedin Hospital on October 28, 1918; .also our dear sister-in-la w t , Winnie Wilson, who died at Shag Point on December 14, 1918. So loved, so mourned. in-law and family.