DEATH

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 171, 22 July 1942, Page 1

DEATH

BMS In-. Sen i l"lin riinrlrs Dirrl ri[ .1 nnnrK ' r r' •' H- Carrnn. Chnrrh tv.ih ilim Duty nobly done. r,ANS\«\V. rnv.nr Austin K.lled In art ton. A nnblr boy Inv.-r| h\- 11 I loving Hiini Mrs. c. Farrelly. JA < h ■*' >\ . tlunnrr I.fsllr Clordon Klllpd ill « i"! mms dearly lovrd son ot Mary and TY.rr. i.rrv nn. nurd 3D years, N" mo! hrr's carr did him attend Nnr r, cr him did ,1 father bend. No mn'hrr iiprir tn rloso his rvrs fur from his native land l,c lies ' jAlKtox. Gunner Leslie Cordon —Killed In nriw n rnerseaa. dearly lo.ed brother of Ivy Hi I It iroid. and uncle of Leslie. Ivy. Edna and C,"rdon. I " ilciirrsl brother the world could hold unselfish and a heart of gold V/IMI tender love and deep regret. \v> nho loved L*6 will never lorftet. JAt KSO.N. Leslie Cordon (Gunner).— Killed tn or' [n n overseas, aged 30 years. He died that, democracy should live. Inserted by the officers and members of the f.rrv Lvnn Branch New Zealand Labour Party. KnltTON. Gunner Phil.—Died of wounds TI-IP ,-<rrii>M n f memories are all that, are left (V .1 vnnrierr.il pill who was one of ihc best. I'.il of Jack. Bob nnd Bert. KoR ItiN, Phil Died nf wounds overseas.

Dmp hi our heart.* a memorv is krpt Of .i liirnd 'a i* lo.ed ,md will nexer forget l-rr remembered by Irene and Frank. fKKhir. Killed In action. 1942. Private Harry V'A'\ aril. First Echelon.

Ml In* li.ul he ireelv gave. I .i ul dov. n his life, .s<> fall, tin* brave. Mis face is over before us. His \o|ce we cannot forget. Mir smile will live lor ever. Anrl in those I hnl knew him His mnnorv will never «row old. Tnsnried by lus old workliates of J. W. Moore •rd Son.