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Southland Times, Issue 17777, 1 October 1917, Page 4

QO that "Purity” may be an established reality in every respect, all employees are medically examined from time to time. THOMSON & CO.

iuhti Mini in rfimmirnun )tr* rifirrrti iw iii’WJ I' hi '1"""“ IFOR THE EMPIRE’S CAUSE. IN MEMORIAM. CLOUGHLEY.—In loving memory of our dear Lionel, Private J. L. Cloughley (9th Reinforcements), second son of A. and M. M. Cloughley, reported killed in action in France, October 1, 1916 (Battle of the Somme). “Killed in action,” say the cables, Thst is all the tale they tell Of the brave young lad who loved us, | Of the lad we loved so well. I How the life was sped we know not, What the last word, look or thought: Only that he did his duty, Died as bravely as he fought. Inserted by his loving parents, brothers and sisters. McCALLUM. —In loving memory of Duncan McCallum, declared killed in action at Flers on October 1, 1916. For that is all that we can tell I Of our brave and noble Duncan, I Our son and brother whom we loved so well. The battle it is still raging, And the cannons they do roar, But our brave and noble hero, We shall never see him more. He fell when in his prime, A soldier brave and bold, And we are left to mourn A fate that remains untold. Inserted by his loving father, sisters, and brothers. HUNT. —In loving memory of our dear son, Corpl. Fredrick Charles, Main Body, who was killed in action “somewhere in France,” Oct. ‘ 1, 1916; aged 23 years and 7 months. ‘Tor Justice, Home and Freedom.” “Killed in action,” say (he cables, That is all the tale they tell, Of the brave young lad that loved us, Of the lad we loved so well. Inserted by bis loving parents, sisters, B and brothers. | 1,1 ■" '■ T 1 "— 1 1 11,1 "