DEATHS.
GLOISTEIN—Sapper Leonard Hoyston, second much loved son of Ruth V. Gloistein, 57 Rosewarne street, Spreydon. (Result of accidental Injury overseas.) HENRY—Sergeant John Wallace, R.N.Z.A.F., beloved eldest son of Mr and Mrs S. Henry, Thackeray street, Waltham, and beloved husband of Aileen R. Henry, and father of wee Berwyn; killed on air operations September 24, 1942; aged 26 years. Laid to rest in Denmark, With his comrades of the gallant band Who tarried not at the Empire's call, They fought their fight and gave their all. —lnserted by his loving father, mother and family. STANLEY-JOBLIN— On July 15, 1942, Sapper John Tarrant Stanley-Joblin (Jack Stanley), loved second son of Mrs A. Stanley-Joblin and the late W. J. Stanley-Joblin; aged 34 years. Greater love hath no man. STANLEY-JOBLIN—On July 15, 1942, Sapper John Tarrant Stanley-Joblin (Jack Stanley), dearly loved husband of Dora, and loved father of Tarrant; killed in action Middle East. To memory ever dear.
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Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23966, 5 June 1943, Page 1
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155DEATHS. Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23966, 5 June 1943, Page 1
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