IN MEMORIAm

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 307, 16 September 1918, Page 1

IN MEMORIAm

PETERS.-In loving memory., of. Rifleman Louth Frederick ("Turn") Peters, killed in action at Flers, September 15,. 1916. ■" • For King and Gountry. " Far, far away ho is sleeping, In a grave wo never may see, "Safe from this life's cruel battles, In peace evermore to be. . . Jesus givetli His beloved sleep., —Inserted by ' his loving parents, brother; and sisters. RATHBONE—In loviug memory of. Walter Lythgoe Rathbone, aged 20, • dearly beloved second eon of Thomas James and Margaret Eathbono, Carterton, who was reported missing, afterwards, reported killed, at the Somme, on September 16, 1916. He willingly and anxiously enlisted in the Eighth . Reinforcements to go and'* fight for , all ho loved. ■■.-•' "God knows the way Ho holds the key, ';_\ He guides us with unerring hand . Sometime with' tearless eyes we'U see. ..._.. Yes, there, up 'there, we'll understand." —Insertedbyhis loving father; mother, • . sister, and brother on active service, RAY.—Harold, killed in action at the)' . Battle of Flers, September 15, 1916. SIMSON.—In .loving memory of Lance* Corporal Sydney Simson (Main' Body), ' fourth son of E. A/nnd E..E. Simson; Dannevirke, killed in action, Septem« ber 16, 1916;' aged 23. Ever remembered. —Inserted by his loving, sister.''-and .brother-in-law, Mabel and Walter Jones* Now Plymouth.