FOR THE EMPIRE’S CAUSE. IN MEMORIAM.

Otago Witness, Issue 3995, 7 October 1930, Page 45

FOR THE EMPIRE’S CAUSE. IN MEMORIAM.

BELL.—In loving memory of Sergeant Thomas Taylor (Tommy), dearly loved fourth son of John and Isabella Bell, who was killed at the Somme Battle, October 1, 1916 ; In his twenty-sixth year. " Fondly-remem-bered.”—lnserted by his loved ones. BISSLAND.—In loving memory of Sergeant Leslie James Bissland, M.M. (9th Reinforcements), second son of Mr and Mrs Bissland, 28 Howe street, killed in actionon the Somme on October 1, 1916, and reinterred in the British Cemetery, Bapaume, 1921.

O’LEARY.—In loving memory of 24/874 J. W. O’Leary (Jack), who was killed in action, Somme Battle, October 1, 1916, dearly loved eldest son of Mr and Mrs John O’Leary, Ross place, Lawrence. WATSON.—In loving memory of David Alexander Watson (21st Reinforcements), who died from wounds received in action at Passchendaele, October 2, 1917; aged 21 years, dearly loved elder son of Alexander and Ellen Watson, 14 Bellvue place, Port Chalmers. “To memory ever dear.”-—ln-serted by his loving parents, sisters, and brother

COOK.—In loving *tnemory of our dear sons brothers—John Scott, who wms killed in action, “ Somewhere in France," on October 4, 1917; and George Scott, who died from wounds received while in action. “ Somewhere in France,” on October 12, 1917. " Gone, but not forgotten.”—lnserted by their parents, sisters, and brothers.

STONEHAM.—In loving memory of our dear son and brother. Sergeant Eric Arthur Stoneham (24th Reinforcements), eldest son of Mary and Arthur Stoneham, Gisborne (formerly of Musselburgh, Dunedin), who was killed in action at Passchendaele on October 4, 1917; aged 20 years 9 months. “ Our. loss.”

STONEHAM.—In loving memory of Sergeant Eric Arthur Stoneham, who was killed in action at Passchendaele on October 4. 1917.—Inserted by his loving Aunt and Uncle Dickel. “ Until the day breaks.”