ROLL OF HONOR.
PRIVATE GEORGE COTTLE (GREY ( MOUTH). Advice- hap been received that Private Goorge Cottle v.vib killed in jie'ion at tho Dardanelles on August 7. lie was the oldest son of Mr and Mrs; George Cattle, Greyrnout.h, and was novd tor his storlinp; aViility and good character. He was twenty- ix years of age, and _re- : Dontled promptly to the call of the Empire and went with the I*irst Expeditionary Force. He was an enthusiastic Oddfellow, having ii'.led the position of Grand Master in hi* Lodge. He was of a -g?nml disposition and admired by fill'who ie>ew hint. When leaving Christclmrch ho expressed tho hope that ho would return to Viis native runtry hut it it fell to b?s lot to fall m action ho would, count, it, "tie hi.vlust honour. PRIVATE NORMAX rirOGLEKOYf. When the troops were .in in | Addingtoji, Private Sigglekow, of | Oporo. Nelson, was known as "Baby Sig," probably owing to his boyish and I gentle face. ' News' has been received j that he fell in action last month. Ho ! was among tho first to volunteer from j his district, and was much respected i by all who knew him. j
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11482, 2 September 1915, Page 6
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