IN MEMORIAM.

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 227, 13 June 1918, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

■ DONALD—In loving memory of Lance- i Corporal W. Ken Donald, only beloved •son of- Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Donald, I'entlierston, who died of wounds at Messines on June 15, 1917; aged 2li (18th Reinforcements). i "In a far-away grave he is sleeping : . One of God's brightest and best." • . ■ 1 —Inserted by his sorrowing parents aud : sisters. SMITH.—In loving memory of 2nd Lieut.. i Leonard Smith, M.C., 6'th Howitzer Battery, N.Z.F.A., who died on 13th Juno of wounds received whilst returii- . mg across "No Man's Land" from, lies-' sines liidge, Julie 7th, 1917; aged 21 i ! years. Dearly beloved son of Mr. and ' Mrs. G. T. Smith, 11 Palm Grove. , He stood to do the utmost that a brave mail could, - ■ ■ t '■ ; And" die, if needful, as a-true man'i ' 1 should. -'Inserted by Parents, Sister, andii Brothers. 1 . ! WOOD.—O!n loving memory of Lance-Cor- ! poral Vivian Francis Wood (dearly be-' loved soii of Frank and Mary Wood),* 13th Reinforcements, C.1.R., Machine-' gun Section, killed in action, Jlessines,' . ! France, June' 13, 1917; aged 23 years,- • "He heard the Will of Empire,, And served his country well; He did his duty nobly And in the fighting fell." —luserted by his loving mother, Mary Wood. . . ; WOOD.—In loving memory of our dearbrother, Vivian Francis! Wood, who ; died of wounds at Messihes, June 13, [ 1917. _ ' : ' You are not forgotten, brother dear, Nor shall you. ever be; ; - As long as life and memory last ■ "Wo shall always think, of thee. j —Inserted by loving 6ister .and brother-' in-law,. Florence' and Fred Cosford, Pahiatua. ' I