ROLL OF HONOR.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 14713, 19 September 1918, Page 5

ROLL OF HONOR.

Captain Aubrey Jackson, who left with the 14th IteinforCementß,. ! has been killed m action. He was born and educated m Carterton, and 1 was 44 years of age. He had lived for some years m Kketahuna and Mastertbn, m both of which places he ifcook a very keen interest m Territorial -Matters.' ; He kavesa widow and five chfidron. The N.Z. Times has the followine; reference to the death of Sergeant J. E. I* Lees, the only son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lees, of Gisborne, and "lately of Wellington and 'Lower 'Hiitt : He- 'was born m Dutiedin on February -17, vlß9l. H© joined 1 the staff of Dalgetv -and Co. m Wellington on November 5, 1909, b%. ing attached v to the wool and stock* department. He rose to be rtHe ■> auctioneerls right-hand man, and when he enlisted the fivm found his place ex* tremely hard to. fill. He was a keeir: sportsman, excelling m football and tennis. A good musician, he gave his ser-' vices without stint to help any gpbd cause. He was a member of -the choir of the Presbyteviaif Church, Lower Hutt, and also an active member of tlip Young Men's Bible Class ih'. that congregation. . , Advice has been received that Pte. Sydney .Arthur Burgess, lias been killed m -Prance. He was a son of Mrs M; A^ Burgess and the late Mp ; Chas. Burgess, of Rongotea, and a brother of Mrs Ryniker, of Victoria Township.