MISSING IN WAR
1 DENTIFf CATION OF BODY. TRACED 15 V A .RING. LONDON, Jan. Li. After a silence of nearly fourteen rears. Mr. Charles Hankie. residing at Heath, Bedfordshire, has been officially informed ol the finding and identification of the body of his eldest .son, Frederick, who was reported missing alter Ins first engagement with the Australian contingent on August 5. 19l<>. Identification was possible owing to a gold finger ring engraved “Lil-ian-Free}” from his (Oncer, a Brisbane girl , whose photograph anil letters were _ also recovered. Air. Hankin’s other son joined the English army and was posted as mission- after the German offensive of March. 1918.
that closeness and fineness of weave that distinguishes .quality goods. The ivoiles are being retailed at one and siXy though the original cost-was turee'and eleven. Both these attractive fabrics will he found at Messrs. Guthrie' aiid ATaddock,' whose popular' Srampdr Sale is , now .in . full sydrtg.*:/ ’, 1 , ' . . .'
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXX, Issue 11126, 8 February 1930, Page 3
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154MISSING IN WAR Gisborne Times, Volume LXX, Issue 11126, 8 February 1930, Page 3
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