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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
Announcements under this heading must be
authenticated by the name and address of the
sender, and are insented in "The Advertiser,"
"Express," and "Chronicle" at a charge of
Two Shillings and Sixpence each when not
exceeding five lines; over five lines Sixpence
BIRTHS.
ROGERS (nee I. M. Odgers). —On the 6th June,
at the Renmark Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Rogers, of Renmark—a daughter.
KITTO (nee Merrick).—On the 10th June, to
Mr. and Mrs. F. Kitto, Salop-street, Kensington—
a daughter (Sylvia Maud).
KITTO.—On the 23rd May, to Mr. and Mrs.
S. Kitto, Eastry-street, Norwood—a son (Clement
Albert).
SMITH.—On the 11th June, at Gordon-road,
Black Forest Estate, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith—a
son.
COOK.—On the 16th June, at Nurse Stewart's
Hospital, Semaphore, to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
J. Cook—a daughter (Bronwen Olive).
SMITH (nee Kemp).—On the 11th June, at
Llandower-avenue, Payneham, to Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Smith—a son (Dudley Wilfred).
DAKING.—On the 8th June, at Mrs. Green's
Maternity Home, Main-road, Brighton, to Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Daking, of Morgan—a son (John
Henry). English papers please copy.
SANDBERG.—On the 8th June, at Nurse Critch-
field's Home, Royston Park, the wife of W. M.
Sandberg—a daughter.
FULLER (nee Bawden).—On the 3rd June, at
St. Leonards, to Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fuller—a
daughter (Elizabeth Anne - Beth).
JACKMAN.—On the 7th June, at Tusmore Park,
to the wife of S. H. Jackman—a son.
DAVIES (nee Spencer).—On the 9th June, at
Goolwa, the wife of Private C. C. Davies, Egypt,
A. I. F.— a son (Jack Clifton).
LENTON (nee Kirkpatrick).—On the 11th June,
at "Tarawera" Nursing Home, Harrow-road, St.
Peters, the wife of Lieutenant R. M. Lenton, late
of Ballarat—a son (Noel Roy). Both well.
FINLAY (nee Erson).—On the 15th June, at
Parkside, S. A., the wife of Albert E. Finlay— a
daughter. (Betty Alberta).
GOODE.—On the 28th May, at Fairfax-terrace,
Torrensville, to Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Goode—a
daughter (Mavis Rose).
PURNELL (nee Nurse Scroop).—On the 9th June,
at Huntriss-street, Torrensville, to Mr. and Mrs.
John Purnell— a daughter.
USHER (nee Warner).—On the 13th June, at
Chief-street, Brompton, to Mr. and Mrs. R. Usher
—a son. Both well.
PEARCE.—On the 11th June, at Weronga, Hal-
stead-street, Prospect, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Pearce,
at Burwood-avenue, Prospect—a daughter (Muriel
Violet).
POOL.—On the 16th June, to Mr. and Mrs. R.
J. Pool, of Watson-avenue, Rose Park—a daughter.
Both doing well.
BARTSCH.—On the 12th June, at "Hillside"
Farm, near Willaston, to Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Bartsch—a daughter. Both well.
BADMAN.—On the 15th June, at Miss Slade's
Private Hospital, Glenelg, to Mr. and Mrs. Ir-
ving Badman—a son.
DOYLE.—On the 15th June, at "Sunnyside,"
Hamley Bridge, to Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Doyle—a
daughter.
O'SHAUGHNESSY.—On the 26th May, at Nyola,
Port Pirie, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter O'Shaughnessy,
Crystal Brook—a son.
TUNNEY.—On the 18th May, at "Narma,"
South-terrace, to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tunney, of
Adelaide—a son.
GEORGE (nee Dunning).—On the 15th June, at
their residence, Quorn, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis
George—a daughter. Both well.
HODGETTS.—On the 18th June, at Holton
Holm, Kensington Park, tie wife of H. W. Hod-
getts, jun.—a son.
DAWSON.—On the 12th June, at Mrs. Salter's
Nursing Home, Gawler South, the wife of F. G.
Dawson, Onetree Hill—a son.
PAGE.—On the 18th June, at Ballara-street,
Mile-End, the wife of A. J. H. Page—a son. Both
doing well.
ATKINSON.—On the 15th June, at Glenfarg,
Millswood, to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. G. Atkinson—a
daughter (Edna Agnes).
BROOKMAN.—On the 14th June, at Parkwynd,
the wife of George Brookman, jun.—a son.
PAECH.—On the 12th June, at the private hos-
pital, Murat Bay, to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Paech—
a daughter (Lucy Thelma).
WOODROOFE.—On the 16th June, at Stanley-
street, Norwood, to Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton
Woodroofe—a daughter (Muriel Constance). Both
well.
COX.—On the 16th June, at Osmond-terrace,
Norwood, the wife of Corporal G. H. Cox, A. I. F.
—a daughter (Gertrude Alice).
RICHTER (nee Mortimer).—On the 15th June,
at Navarina Nursing Home, Jacob-street, Gawler,
to Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Richter, of Reeves' Plains—
a daughter (Patricia).
MODRA.—On the 13th June, at Navarina Nurs-
ing Home, Jacob-street, Gawler, to Mr. and Mrs.
O. H. Modra, Riverside, Virginia—a son (Ross
Henry).
TULLOCH (nee E. M. Sawford).—On the 15th
June, at Auburn Nursing Home, Glanville, to Mr.
and Mrs. J. Tulloch—a daughter. (Eunice Doreen).
Both well.
GLIDDON.—On the 15th June, at Ruthven-
avenue, to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gliddon—a daugh-
ter.
BENNETT.—On the 19th June, at Gunyah, the
wife of Claude Bennett, East Glenelg—a daughter.
PRITCHARD.—On the 12th June, at Rosewortliy
College, the wife of R. C. Pritchard—a daughter.
GANNONI.—On the 15th June, at Unley, to
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Gannoni—a son (Horace
Peter Albion).
WOOD.—On the 20th June, at Maitland-street,
Mitcham, the wife of R. E. Wood—a daughter
(stillborn).
WATSON.—On the 17th June, to Mr. and. Mrs.
T. Watson, Dundas-street, Alberton—a daughter.
Both well.
GIESECKE.—On the 13th June, at "Narma,"
South-terrace, to Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Giesecke, of
Kadina—a son (Roger Martindale).
SINKINSON (nee Wray).—On the 18th June, at
"Fair View," Mount Torrens, to Mr. and Mrs.
Walter T. Sinkinson—twin daughters. All well.
McBRIDE.—On the 7th June, at "Dalkieth,"
Pembroke-street, Kensington Park, the wife of
Sidney W. H. McBride—a son.
KUERSCHNER.—On the 10th June, at Mrs.
Wall's Nursing Home, Orroroo, to Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Kuerschner, of Morchard—a son.
FRANCIS (nee Lydie Beinke).—On the 14th
June, at Mrs. Wall's Nursing Home, Orroroo, to
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Francis, of Walloway—a son
(Roy Edgar).
JENKINS (nee McAuliffe).—On the 15th June,
at "Quambi," the wife of Ivor J. Jenkins, Wind-
mill Hotel, Prospect—a son (premature).
MARSTON.—On the 18th May, at Sister Walsh's
Private Hospital, Rose Park, to Mr. and Mrs. A.
Marston, of Eudunda—a son.
DOWNIE.—On the 18th June, at "Narma" to
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Downie, of Berri—a daughter
(Joan Evelyn). Both well.
TONKIN.—On the 19th June, at King-street,
Solomontown, to Mr. and Mrs. Claud W. Tonkin
—a son.
DUTTON-BRIANT (nee James).—On the 19th
June, at Sirius Nursing Home, to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred. E. Dutton-Briant—a son (Lindsay Bernard).
CURTIS.—On the 19th June, at Mrs. Green's
Nursing Home, King-street, Gawler, to Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Curtis, of Waikerie—a daughter. (Both
well.)
BURGESS.—On the 17th June, at Konetta
Nursing Home, North Adelaide, the wife of F. W.
Owen Burgess, Purser P. & O. Co.—a daughter.
CHESTERMAN.—On the 18th June, at Henry-
street, Croydon Park, to Mr. and Mrs. F. R.
Chesterman—a daughter. z173-5
BOTTRILL.—On the 13th June, at Lipson-road,
Wallaroo Mines, to Mr. and Mrs. F. E. S. Bot-
trill—a daughter (Muriel Fay).
HEUZANROEDER.—On the 18th June, at Sum-
merton House, McGowen-street, Broken Hill, to
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Heuzenroeder—a son (Robert
Selmar).
MARRIAGES.
MOFFATT—BUTLER.—On the 10th May, at
Farina, at All Saints' Church, by the Rev. J. F.
Huey, Herbert, second son of the late R. Moffatt,
Farina, to Beatrice, youngest daughter of the
late George Butler, late of Blinman. Present
address, No. 3, Seventh-avenue, St. Peters.
CORTHOLA-ANDERSON—MAXWELL-MOFFAT.
—At St. Jude's, Cortfield Gardens, Kensington,
London, by the Rev. Prebendary Eardley-Wilmot,
Harry Cortland Anderson, captain Leicester Regi-
ment, son of the late General Cortland Anderson,
and nephew of General Prendergast, to May,
fourth daughter of the late Robert Maxwell-
Moffat, M.D., M.S., Jersey , and niece of Captain
W. Johnstone Moffat, Renmark. Sydney and Mel-
bourne papers please copy.
OLSSON—TRESTRAIL.—On the 8th June, at
the residence of Mr. W. Hipwell, Richmond, by
the Rev. W. Potts, Lieutenant A. E., second son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Olsson, Garfield, Victoria,
to Edith Myrtle, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
S. Trestrail, of Clare.
BIDDLE—BYRNE.—On the 22nd April, at Kent
Town Methodist Church, by Rev. Frank Lade,
M.A., John Parr Harding, youngest son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Biddle, of Hilton, to Eleanor
Matilda (Nellie), youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Byrne, of Norwood.
PIRIE—STEWART.—On the 6th May, at
Weeroona, Semaphore, by Pastor W. C. Brooker,
William Wilson Pirie, A. I. F., fourth son J. Pirie,
Exeter, to Nellie May, second daughter Robert
Stewart, Semaphore.
NEWING—SPARROW.—On the 11th April, at
Tynte-street Baptist Church, North Adelaide, by
Rev. F. W. Norwood, Leslie Bertram, only son
of Mr. J. M. Newing, Prospect, to Hilda, eldest
daughter of Mrs. J. Sparrow, Fairford-street,
Unley.
RICE—CRAWFORD.—On the 15th April, Thomas
F. Rice (Lieutenant in 43rd Battalion, A. I. F),
to Violet McCulloch, second daughter of J. Craw-
ford, Owen-street, Goodwood.
SORRELL—BAKER.—On the 29th April, at St.
Peter's Church, Glenelg, by the Rev. J. Lums-
don, Marjorie Roslyn, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Baker, Glenelg, to Alfred Roy Boffin,
fourth son of Mr. F. Sorrell, Glenelg. At home,
Helmsdale, June 22, afternoon and evening.
WELLS—ROBERTS.—On the 30th March, at
the residence of Mr. E. J. Roberts, Mile-End,
by the Rev. J. C. Richmond, George L., eldest
son of Wm. Wells, Petersburg, to Olive A., third
daughter of J. W. Roberts, Quorn. Present ad-
dress, Quorn.
NEWTON—SWANN.—On the 22nd March, at
Wesley Church, Perth, W. A., by Rev. Brian Wib-
berley, Thomas, fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Newton, of Bathurst, New South Wales, to Mabel
R., third daughter of Mrs. M. H. and the late
J. P. Swann, of "Eastbourne," Salisbury, South
Australia. Present address—Day Dawn, Western
Australia.
CAVE—BLACKMAN.—On the 25th April, at 5,
Oxford-terrace, New Parkside, by the Rev. T.
Collins, Reginald Francis Sinclair, eldest son
of Alfred Cave, New Parkside, to Annie, second
eldest daughter of the late Alfred Robert Black-
man, of Smithfield. Present address, Pompoota.
NORRIS—DUDLY.—On the 13th May, at St.
James' Church, West Adelaide, by Rev. W. Wehr-
stedt, third son of Mr. W. Norris, England, to
May Adeliene, youngest daughter of William
Dudly, of Jervois-street, Torrensville.
WHITE—MOSS.—On the 6th May, at St. Cuth-
bert's, Prospect, by the Rev. John S. Moyes,
Harkness, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. White, Glen
Osmond-road, Parkside, to Henrietta A. (Hettie),
daughter of the late Henry Moss, Fitzroy, and Mrs.
Moss, Barker-road, Prospect.
MADDERN—OLIVER.—On the 13th May, at
Church of Christ, Grote-street, Adelaide, by Pastor
J. E. Thomas, Reginald George, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Maddern, Henley Beach, to Eliza-
beth Margaret, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Oliver, North Unley.
WHAITES—RILEY.—On the 17th May, at Holy
Trinity Church, by the Rev. F. Webb, Eric,
second son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Whaites, Pros-
pect, to Rhoda Ruth, youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Riley, Adelaide.
KEILY—CHITTLEBOROUGH.—On the 29th
April, at St. Theodore's Church, Rose Park, by the
Rev. F. H. King, Private Herbert (Bert) Keily,
of 43rd Battalion, son of Mr. C. M. Keily, of
Kensington-road, Norwood, to Ruby G., eldest
daughter of Mr. J. M. Chittleborough, of Hawthorn.
NEENAN—O'BRIEN.—On the 29th May, at St.
Joseph's, South Yarra, by the Rev. R. S. Benson,
Stephen, third son of the late Mr. D. Neenan and
Mrs. Neenan, of Williamstown, to Mary (Cis),
elder daughter of the late Mr. M. J. O'Brien and
Mrs. O'Brien, of Adelaide. Present address—
Malvern-road, Toorak, Victoria.
SWEETLOF—GOODE.—On the 17th June, at St.
Luke's Church, Adelaide, by the Rev. D. Knox,
Oved, eldest son of Elya Sweetlof, to Elsie May,
second daughter of George Goode.
HARRIS—OSBURNE.—On the 7th June, by spe-
cial license, T. H. Harris, of Kalgoorlie, mining
engineer, to Fanny Ivins Osburne, Christian evan-
gelist of the Order of Light, Kalgoorlie, Western
Australia, late of Adelaide and Perth.
MILLHOUSE—SCOTT.—On the 20th May, at
Yorketown, by the Rev. E. Arnold, Arthur P.,
youngest son of Robert Millhouse, of Mount Gam-
bier, to Polly, youngest daughter of the late
J. C. Scott, of Mount Gambier.
LASHMAR—HOE.—On the 2nd May, at All
Saints', Hindmarsh, by the Rev. T. Frewin, John
Edward, second son of Captain and Mrs. J. S.
Lashmar, Birkenhead, Port Adelaide, to Florence
Maud, youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Fredrick Hoe, Essex, England.
WATERS—MAGIN.—On the 31st May, at St.
James' Church, Macclesfield, by the Rev. Father
Gurry, Joseph James, third son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Waters, of Mount Barker, to Mary
Veronica, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Magin, of Bugle Ranges.
MARSTON—LONGBOTHAM.—On the 28th July,
1915, at St. Anacletus' Church, Petersburg, by the
Bishop of Port Augusta, Alfred, second son of A.
Marston, Quorn, to Emily, second daughter of
Mary and the late Walter Longbotham.
WARD—HANNAFORD.—On the 27th May, at
"Riverside," by the Rev. R. H. Lee, Gilbert,
only son of the late James Ward, Chain of Ponds,
to Jean, third daughter of Elliott Hannaford,
"Riverside," Cudlee Creek.
PINSON—BURNS.—On the 10th June, by Rev.
Heath, in the Torrensville Methodist Church,
Trooper P. Pinson, fourth son Mrs. Pinson, Eden
Valley, to Ruby, seventh daughter of Mrs. C.
Burns, Elizabeth-street, Torrensville.
PONTIFEX—BULLOCK.—On the 8th March, at
the Kulpara Methodist Church, by the Rev. R.
B. Crump, Kenneth, second son of Mr. J. P.
Pontifex, "Brynderrie," Melton, to Stella I.,
eldest daughter of Mr. G. A. Bullock, "Range
Val," Ninnes.
SILVER WEDDINGS.
TUCKFIELD—CROCKER.—On the 17th June,
1891, at St Luke's Church, by the Rev. Arch-
deacon Farr, Albert Richard, eldest son of Richard
William Tuckfield, of Kapunda, to Clara, fourth
daughter of the late J. W. and E. Crocker, of
Wright-street, Adelaide. Present address—Winda-
mere, Vine-street, Prospect.
FEE—WHITWELL.—On the 18th June, 1891, at
St. Paul's Church, Port Adelaide, by the Rev.
Canon Green, William, second son of Robert Fee,
Semaphore, Kew, to Rosina (Rose), eldest daugh-
ter of William Whitwell of Port Adelaide. Pre-
sent address "Elsinore," Gladstone-road, Mile-
End.
DIAMOND WEDDING.
QUINLIVAN—RYAN.—On the 22nd June, 1856, at
their present residence, Dry Creek, by the Rev.
Father Pallhuber, Daniel, eldest son of the late
John Quinlivan, to Johanna, youngest daughter of
the late Thomas Ryan, both of County Clare, Ire-
land.
DEATHS.
BROWN.—On the 2nd June, at Gladstone,
Hannah Elizabeth, beloved wife of John William
Brown, district foreman of S. A. R., aged 52 years.
At rest.
DIXON.—On the 15th June, at No. 4, Toronto-
street, Ovingham, John Henry, the beloved hus-
band of Clara Dixon, late of the Engineer-in-
Chief's Department, aged 72 years.
OAKLEY.—On the 15th June, at his residence,
Blackfellows' Creek, John Oakley, aged 59 years.
MITCH.—On the 14th June, at the Semaphore,
after a short illness, Andrew, dearly loved hus-
band of Mary Agnes Mitch, of Exeter, aged 61
years, leaving sorrowing wife, daughter, and son.
Peace, perfect peace.
HILL.—On the 15th June, at her residence, 58,
Hutt-street, Mary, beloved wife of George Hill,
aged 75 years. Patient sufferer gone to rest.
Beloved by all.
UNDERDOWN.—On the 26th May, at Cannon-
street, Port Adelaide, William George Underdown,
aged 51 years. Peace, perfect peace.
GLUYAS.— On the 8th June, at his residence,
Northcote, Victoria, Gilbert Ray, the fourth son
of Wm. and Jean Gluyus, Goodwood, aged 50
years. Deeply mourned.
WILKIE.—On the 16th June, at her late resi-
dence, No. 1, Somerset-terrace, Edith Alice, the
beloved wife of Walter Wilkie, and eldest daughter
of Mr. Joseph Alexander, late of Moonta-street,
aged 42 years.
DAVIES.—On the 16th June, at the residence of
her mother (Mrs. G. Northridge), Bay-road, Grass-
mere, Lena Maude, the beloved wife of William
Norman Percy Davies, of Wanbi, aged 28 years.
ROGERS.—On the 15th June, at the Adelaide
Hospital, William Robert, beloved husband of Ada
Rogers, of Kingston-avenue, Mitcham Park, aged
48 years.
MILLER.—On the 27th May, at North Adelaide
Private Hospital, Catherine Miller, of Salisbury,
wife of the late Thos. Miller, Gulnare, and third
daughter of P. Hayes, Wirrabara, aged 42 years.
R. I. P.
HEUN.—On the 16th June, at Stirling East, R.
H. Heun, late of Unley.
SMITH.—On the 15th June, at Nairne, Ellen,
relict of the late Edis Smith, aged 83 years. Gone
home.
FERGUSSON (nee Ryan).—On the 30th May, at
Western Australia, Annie, beloved wife of Alick
Fergusson and daughter of the late James and
Mary Ryan, of Waymouth-street, Adelaide. R. I. P.
STACEY. —On the 15th June, at Parsons-street,
Wayville, John, the beloved husband of Marion
Stacey, aged 63 years.
TRELOAR.—On the 15th June, at the Adelaide
Hospital, Emily, the youngest daughter of James
Treloar, of Houghton, late of Willowie, in her
32nd year.
WARHURST.—On the 16th June, at his resi-
dence, 171, Sturt-street, Edward Warhurst, in his
84th year.
McALLEN.—On the 16th June, at her residence,
Wells-street, Birkenhead, Eliza, dearly beloved
wife of Thomas William McAllen and second
daughter of H. Chant, aged 59 years.
WEBB.—On the 16th June, at the Adelaide
Hospital, Alfred, the beloved husband of Mary
Ann Webb, aged 48 years.
BRISTOW.—On the 16th June, at Ann-street,
Stepney, Gorden Alexander, dearly beloved infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bristow, aged one year.
MAYFIELD.—On the 16th June, at No. 6,
Auxiliary Hospital, North Adelaide, Corporal
Stanley Howard Mayfield, beloved husband of G.
M. Mayfield, of Amherst-avenue, North Norwood,
aged 38 years.
KNOTT.—On the 16th June, Myrtle Annie, dearly
beloved wife of J. E. Knott, of Broad-street,
Marden, and third surviving daughter of George
and Elizabeth Turner, of Marden, aged 30 years.
ALEXANDER.—On the 17th June, at "Fern-
ville," Park-terrace, Wayville, of heart failure
(suddenly), George Albert Warburton Alexander,
beloved husband of Emily Alexander.
YULE.—On the 16th June, at her father's re-
sidence, Farrant-street, Prospect, Grace Chris-
tina, beloved daughter of James and Emily Jane
Yule, aged 23 years.
TAYLOR.—On the 17th June, at her residence,
Herbert-street, Franklin, Juliana, dearly beloved
wife of James Samuel Taylor, and fourth daughter
of the late Chas. Calman, leaving six daughters
and two sons (one on active service with 9th Light
Horse) to mourn their sad loss; in her 59th year.
(Sudden.)
SHETLAT.—On the 14th June, at the Adelaide
Hospital, August Fredrick, dearly-loved husband
of Bessie Shetlat, aged 27 years, late of Lipson
and Murray Bridge.
KEAN.—On the 15th June, at West-terrace,
George A. Kean, the beloved husband of Annie
Kean.
DECEAN.—On the 16th June, at his residence,
Semaphore, Thomas DeCean, aged 86 years.
AUSTIN.—On the 18th June, at Adelaide, John,
the beloved husband of Hannah Maria Austin, late
caretaker of the Hope Valley Reservoir, in his
74th year.
LYALL.—On the 18th June, at Adelaide, Maud
Teresa, beloved wife of James Lyall, of Port Au-
gusta, and youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Allan Hayes, of Glencoe, South-East, aged
26 years. R. I. P.
HAYNES.—On the 18th June, at St. George's
Hospital, Unley Park, Mary, relict of the late T.
C. Haynes, of Bordertown, aged 76 years. A
colonist of 70 years.
JENNINGS.— On the 19th June, at St. Peters
Private Hospital, Leslie Bertram Jennings, dearly
beloved and loving husband of Gladys Jane Jen-
nings, aged 28 years.
DONOVAN.—On the 19th June, at Princess-
street, Adelaide, Daniel, the beloved husband of
Katherine Donovan.
KEANE.—On the 19th June, suddenly, Thomas
A., beloved husband of Margaret Keane, senior
warder, Adelaide Gaol.
NIXON— On the 15th June, at Robert-street,
Sandwell, Mary, the beloved wife of R. R. Nixon,
leaving four daughters and eleven grandchildren
to mourn their sad loss. Beloved by all.
HICKLING.—On the 19th June (result of an
accident), Wyatt Ware Hickling, of Enlo, Cara-
mut, Victoria, younger son of the late F. G.
Hickling, manager National Bank.
MAYERS.—On the 27th May, at her residence,
Kolballa, near Talia, Sarah, dearly-beloved wife
of George Mayers, aged 76 years, leaving six daugh-
ters and three sons and one brother and twenty-
three grandchildren and fifteen great-grandchil-
dren to mourn their sad loss. A patient sufferer at
rest. Western Australian and other papers please
copy.
KEMP.—On the 19th June, at Curtis-street,
North Adelaide, John Kemp (suddenly), aged 57
years.
MAKINGS.—On the 19th June, at her residence,
Amherst Avenue, North Norwood, Mary Ann, relict
of Jonathan Makings, late of Norton's Summit,
aged 79 years. Arrived in the ship Navarena.
Colonist of 56 years.
SANDERCOCK.—On the 18th June, at Adelaide,
Edmund, the beloved eldest son of Thomas and
Sarah A. Sandercock, of Gawler, aged 39 years
and 11 months.
LEAK.—On the 19th June, at Park-terrace, Way-
ville, Phyllis May, dearly loved youngest daughter
of E. C. and C. Leak, aged 2 years and 6 weeks.
SIDOLI.—On the 18th June, at her late residence,
South-terrace, Semaphore, Mary Ann, beloved wife
of J. B. Sidoli, aged 54 years.
CURTIS.—On the 10th June, at his residcnce,
Beverley, William Curtis, after a long illness, aged
80 years. Wiltshire, England, papers please copy.
WADE.—On the 17th June, at Fullarton, Irvine
Wade, aged 47 years.
EVEREST.—On the 19th June, at his residence,
Magill, John, dearly-beloved husband of Clara
Everest, aged 68 years.
McGRATH.—On the 19th June, at the Chil-
dren's Hospital, North Adelaide, Muriel Joan,
youngest daughter of Melville J. and A. M. Mc-
Grath, aged 3 years and 8 months.
ADDISON.—On the 19th June, at Springs-road,
Mount Barker, Ethel Ann, beloved wife of J. R.
Addison, and second daughter of Mr. John Mor-
ris, Springs-road, Mount Barker, in her 33rd
year.
PILKINGTON.—On the 20th June, at South-
road, Hilton, Catherine, the beloved wife of John
Pilkington, aged 44 years.
SKINNER.—On the 11th June, at the Adelaide
Hospital, after short illness, William Abraham,
beloved husband of Mary Elizabeth Skinner, of
Denial Bay, in his 66th year.
GANNONI.—On the 19th June, at Unley, Beryl
Louise, dearly beloved wife of Horace (Hock)
Gannoni, and youngest beloved daughter of E.
R. and the late Samuel Orchard, Arthur-street,
Unley, aged 22 years.
WARD.—On the 20th June, at College Town,
Ann, beloved wife of Richard Ward, aged 55 years.
WARLAND.—On the 18th June, at Port Wake-
field, of bronchial pneumonia, Geoffrey Gordon,
dearly-beloved youngest child of Laurie and Lucy
Warland, aged 2 years and 1 month. A lovely
bud to bloom in heaven.
COWIN.—On the 14th June, at Pine Creek, near
Laura, Margret, beloved sister of W. Cowin and
K. Prior Gordon, aged 70 years. At rest.
MASTERMAN.—On the 21st June, at Epping,
New South Wales, the Rev. E. Masterman, aged
83, loved father of Mrs. D. M. Mack. At rest.
FIRRELL.—On the 21st June, at Adelaide,
Eliza, dearly beloved wife of John Frederick Fir-
rril, aged 39 years.
SCHUNKE.—On the 20th June, at his residence,
Natimuk, Victoria, suddenly, William, beloved
husband of A. Schunke, and son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. H. Schunke, of Hahndorf, aged 61
years.
CORSTON.—On the 6th June, at her son's resi-
dence, Snowtown, Betty, the beloved wife of the
late W. B. Corston, Lochiel, in her 84th year.
Edinburgh and Western Australian papers please
copy.
WILLIAMS.—On the 21st June, at Adelaide,
Mary E. (Sis), second beloved daughter of Mr.
P. and Mrs. J. E. Williams, Mintaro Central.
MAYNARD.—On the 16th June, at Owen, John
Edward Maynard, eldest son of the late John
Maynard, of Clare, aged 80 years 3 months.
SHANKLAND.—On the 20th June, at Charles-
ton, the dearly beloved wife of Private R. E.
Shankland, and third daughter of W. and M. E.
Loxton, Ettrick Brae. Victoria papers please
copy.
SCOTT.—On the 21st June, at her residence,
200, Wakefield-street, Jane Scott, in her 80th
year.
COLVILLE.—On the 20th inst., Davinia Kath-
leen, youngest beloved daughter of J. W. and
B. R. Colville, of Eighth-avenue, East Adelaide,
aged 18 years.
HAINES.—On the 8th June, at Nairne, Clarence
Oliver (Clarrie), youngest beloved son of Ed. and
E. Haines, Mount Barker, in his 29th year.
No one he loved was at his side
To hear his last faint sigh,
Or whisper one last fond good-bye
Before he closed his eyes.
—Inserted by his loving wife, parents, and sisters,
and brothers.
EDWARDS.—On the 21st June, at the farm,
Oakbank, Jobn Edwards, in his 80th year.
MAIDMENT.—On the 14th June, George James
Maidment, of Fernleigh, Meadows, aged 76 years.
SELWAY.—On the 12th June, at the residence
of her parents, Willaston, Gwen H. Selway, be-
loved second daughter of W. J. and E. Selway,
aged 16 years.
KLEINSCHMIDT.—On the 20th June (suddenly),
at Woodaide, Reinhold, the dearly-beloved hus-
band of Helena Kleinschmidt, aged 65 years.
HINDER.—On the 20th June, at No. 3, East-
terrace, Mile-End, Mary Ann, the dear little in-
fant daughter of Mrs. and Mr. George A. Hinder.
"Another bud to bloom in heaven."
NOBLE.—On the 9th June, at the Port Pirie
Hospital, Elsie May, dearly beloved wife of
Lance-Corporal Thomas Noble, aged 32 years.
A patient sufferer at rest.
SLATER.—On the 14th June, at Crystal Brook,
Henry, beloved husband of the late Jane Slater,
aged 82, leaving three daughters to mourn their
sad loss.
YATES.—On the 22nd June, at Goolwa, Alexan-
dra Allen, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Yates, aged 2 years.
LARCOMBE.—On the 4th June, suddenly, at her
residence, Broad Acre, Alford, Caroline Elizabeth,
beloved wife of W. A. Larcombe, aged 55 years.
McCARD.—On the 21st June, at 96, Angas-street,
Mary Ann, wife of the late John McCard. R. I. P.
TAINSH—On the 20th June, at his residence,
Gunn-street, Birkenhead, William Tainsh, in his
88th year. A colonist of 62 years.
DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE.
JOHNSTON. —On the 5th June, at Egypt, Private
A. J. Johnston, died for King and country, aged
31 years, only son of Mrs. Winter, Lanor-avenue,
Hyde Park.
GABRIEL, Andre Jean, of Hericey, Seine et
Marne, France (late managing director of Michelin
and Co. Pty., Ltd.), on the 13th April, in the
trenches, at Mort-homme, Verdun, France. —In-
serted by his friend, J. G. Harper, Worando Build-
ing.
PARKINSON. —On the 24th May, at Suez Hos-
pital, of meningitis, Private William Parkinson,
aged 24 years.
WATHERSTON. —Killed in action, at the Front,
May 26, 1916, Cyril A., aged 28 years. Next-of-
kin, Misses Watherston, Kirkcaldy, S. A. Sydney
papers please copy.
HILL. —On the 17th May, M. P. Hill, beloved
son of J. Hill, Beaufort, S. A.
HILL. —On the 17th May, of pneumonia, Pri-
vate Martin Pascoe, youngest son of J. Hill,
Beaufort, aged 24 years.
In the past we have had to make cer-
tain omissions from announcements in this
column, in deference to the censorship
regulations. The restrictions have now
been partly removed.
HEROES OF THE GREAT WAR.
SMILY.—Sacred to the memory of Sergeant P.
V. Smily, "an adopted son," died of wounds June
17, 1915, age 22 years.
God works in a mysterious way,
God knows all and does all things well.
Revelations revealed a mystery unsealed.
—"Belle."
TERNAN.—On the 7th August, 1915, killed in
action, Bernard Francis George (Boy), beloved
eldest son of Mrs. Grace Ternan, Maylands, aged
28 years.
SMILY.—In fond memory of Sergeant Percy
V. Smily, 9th Light Horse, died of wounds June
17, 1915, received at Walker's Ridge, Gallipoli,
aged 22 years. "They miss him most who loved
him best."—Inserted by his mother, sisters, and
brothers.
FOREMAN.—In sad and loving memory of my
dear friend, Sam, who was killed in action at
Gallipoli, June 17, 1915.
Greater love has no man than this,
That he lay down his life for his friend.
—Inserted by his sincere friend, Emily Higbid,
Paddington.
GRIBBLE.—In loving memory of my dear
brother, Will, of the 9th Light Horse, killed in
action, Gallipoli, June 22, 1915.
He did his duty, noble and brave.
And now he rests in a hero's grave.
—Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law,
E. and J. H. Loughhead.
GRIBBLE.—In loving memory of my dear
friend, Bill, of the 9th Light Horse, killed in
action, Gallipoli, June 22, 1915.
Too far away your grave to see,
But not too far to think of thee.
—Inserted by his loving friend, Torrie Smith.
MAKIN.—In memory of Private Thomas Makin
(late of 9th Light Horse), who was killed in
action at the Dardanelles, June 22, 1915. "His
duty nobly done."—Inserted by two girl friends,
M. P. and A. H.
The notices published below have
appeared in this column from time to
time in different forms. In defe-
rence to censorship regulations cer-
tain omissions had to be made from
them. The regulations have to some
extent heen relaxed, and the notices
now appear as they were originally
handed to us for publication.
DIED ON ACTIVE SERVICE.
LEWIS.—At Gallipoli, on August 8, 1915, Lance-
Corporal Ernest V., eldest son of C. L. and the
late A. R. Lewis, Payneham, aged 26 years.
He did his duty.
KNIBBS.—On the 29th August, 1915, killed in
action at Gallipoli (previously reported missing),
Private Wm. J. Knibbs, 9th Light Horse, aged
21 years. Dearly beloved by father, mother,
and family. "He gave his life for us."
KNIBBS.—On the 29th August, 1915, killed in
action at Gallipoli (previously reported missing),
Private Wm. J Knibbs, 9th Light Horse, aged
21 years. Dearly beloved by father, mother,
and family. "'He gave his life for us."
SLOCOMBE.—On the 2nd May, 1915, at Galli-
poli, Lance Corporal Robert J. Slocombe, late of
Broken Hill, aged 30 years; killed in action; pre-
viously reported missing. Dearly loved brother
of Mrs. S. H. Young, Welland; Mrs. Leslie Green,
England; Julia, Cockburn; Sylvester, India; and
Privates William and Albert (A. I. F., France).
"His body lies in foreign soil,
His soul is home with God."
OPIE.—On the 2nd May, 1915, killed in action,
at the Dardanelles, Private V. A. Opie, youngest
son of Mrs. A. Opie, of Norwood, and the late
Francis Opie, of Jamestown and Mannum. (Pre-
viously reported missing.)
WEBB.—Killed in action at Gallipoli, on May
2, 1915 (previously reported missing), Francis
Russell Webb (Frank), aged 35, third son of late
William Bindley Webb, Port Adelaide, solicitor,
and J. R. Webb, 100, Keightley-road, Subiaco,
W. A.
HEROES OF THE GREAT WAR.
BATTYE.—In loving memory of Private Chris.
H. Battye, killed in action at Gallipoli on April
25th, 1915.
They miss him most who loved him best.
—Inserted by his sweetheart, Jessie Othen.
SPELLS.—Killed in action at Gallipoli on the
25th of April, 1915, Private Roy Spells, son of
the late Samuel Spells, of Port Wakefield, and
nephew of T. J. Spells, Gordon-road, Prospect,
R. I. P.
BATTYE. —On the 25th April, 1915, Cris. K?.,
killed in action at Gallipoli.—Inserted by his lov-
ing brothers and sisters.
WHITEHEAD.—In loving memory of my dear
brother, Bob, 10th Battalion, G Company, who
was killed in action on Gallipoli, on the 27th day
of April.
We often sit and think of you, dear brother,
And think of how you died;
For, oh, it was hard to think
You couldn't say good-bye.
—Inserted by his loving brother and sister-in-law,
Hummock Hill.
WHITEHEAD.—In loving memory of my dear
brother, Bob. 16th Battalion, G Company, who
was killed in action on Gallipoli, on the 27th
day of April.
We often sit and think ot you, dear brother,
And think of how you died,
For oh, it was hard to think
You could not say good-bye.
—Inserted by his loving brother and sister-in-law,
Hummock Hill.
POLDEN.—On the 1st May, 1915, killed in ac-
tion at Gallipoli, Private William Polden, 16th
Battalion, eldest beloved son of Geo. and E. A.
Polden, of Mount Pleasant, aged 25 years. Pre-
viously reported wounded.
KNOWLES.—On the 2nd May, 1915, at Gallipoli,
killed in action (previously reported missing),
Private H. Devine Knowles, beloved nephew of W.
H. and M. Knowles, of Harvey-street, Glanville,
aged 22. His duty nobly done.
KNOWLES.—On the 2nd May, 1915, at Gallipoli,
killed in action, previously reported missing,
Private H. Devine Knowles, beloved nephew of
G. and L. Knowles, Russell-street, Glanville.
Gone, but not forgotten.
ALDERSON.—In fond memory of Sergeant Lance-
lot R. Alderson, 16th Battalion, who was killed
in action May 2, 1915.
"He gave his life for his country and friends."
—Inserted by his friend, D. Dick, Lower Mitcham.
MALEY.—On the 2nd May, 1915, killed in action
at Gallipoli, Private Arthur William, 16th Bat-
talion, youngest beloved son of Mrs. and Mr. C.
R. Maley, 25, Scott-street, Parkside, aged 23 years,
Previously reported wounded and missing.
His country called and honor bade him go,
To battle 'gainst a grim and deadly foe;
He helped to bring Australia into fame,
To build for her a never-dying name.
Foremost was he in thickest strife,
For King and country laid be down his life.
MALEY.—In loving memory of dear husband
and father, Arthur William Maley, who was killed
at Gallipoli on May 2, 1915.
Gone is the face we loved to dear,
Silent the voice we longed to hear;
Too far away from sight or speech,
But not too far for our thoughts to reach.
—Inserted by his loving wife and children, E. R.
Maley, Billie and Marjorie.
CONRAD.—On the 2nd May, 1915, Lance-Cor-
poral Herbert S. Conrad, dearly loved eldest
son of the late Mr. S. and Mrs. E. Conrad, of
St. Peters, aged 32 years; also loved brother of
Mrs. F. P. Melvin, Burwood-avenue, Prospect, and
Mrs. F. H. Mildren, Unley.
Fighting, you so nobly fell,
For King and country,
WYLIE.—On the 2nd May, 1915, killed in action
at Gallipoli (previously reported missing), Private
Roy Wylie, 16th Battalion, aged 20 years, dearly
beloved brother of Ruby Fleming, E., M., H?.
Wylie. He gave his life for us.
WYLIE.—On the 2nd May, 1915, killed in action
at Gallipoli (previously reported missing), Private
Roy Wylie, 16th Battalion, aged 20 years, dearly-
beloved grandson of George and Harriet Wylie, of
Strathalbyn. "He answered the call."
NORTON.—In sad but loving memory of my
dear nephew, Corporal William Norton, killed in
action, at Gallipoli May 2, 1915, previously re-
ported missing, aged 19 years and 10 months.
Sweet Lord Jesus, grant him eternal rest.—In-
serted by his loving aunt, B. A. Lyons.
TAYLOR.—In fond memory of Lance-Sergeant
Fred Taylor, 16th Battalion, who gave his noble
life for King and country, at Gallipoli, May 2,
1915, dearly loved brother of Corporal J. S. (Jim)
Taylor, 9th Light Horse, late of Calca. His life
was gentle, and the elements so mixed in him,
that Nature might stand up and say to all the
world, "This was a man."
CORNWALL.—In loving memory of our dear
brother, Clifford, killed in action, on Gallipoli,
May 2, 1915.
He was one of the Anzac heroes,
One of that noble band;
Who did their duty bravely,
In that far distant land.
We miss our loving brother,
We miss his smiling face,
But we hope to meet him some day,
In that brighter, happier place.
—Inserted by his loving brother and sister-in-law,
Joe and Ada.
CORNWALL.—In loving memory of my dear
son, Clifford Cornwall, who was killed in action
at Gallipoli, May 2, 1915. So sadly missed.
Though cast down in tears and sorrow,
Though we've lost the one we loved.
Softly comes the angel's whisper,
Clifford's safe in heaven above.
Sadly we miss him and try not to grieve,
A little while longer, and we too, stall leave.
To meet our loved Clifford on that beautiful shore,
Where life's everlasting and troubles are o'er.
So often in a dream he stands by my side
And whispers those sweet words, death cannot
divide.
—Inserted by his loving mother, J. French.

HEROES OF THE GREAT WAR.
(Continued from Page 31.)
CORNWALL.—In loving memory of my dear
brother, Clifford, who was killed in action, at
Gallipoli, May 2, 1915.
We loved him in life, he is dear to us still,
But in grief we must bend to God's Holy will;
Our sorrow is great, our loss heavy to bear,
But angels will tend my dear brother with care.
—Inserted by his loving sister Eva.
CORNWALL.—In loving memory of our dear
brother, Clifford, who was killed in action at
Gallipoli, May 2, 1915.
A noble hero, true and brave,
Peacefully sleeps in a soldier's grave;
Great is our sorrow, but God knows best,
He has taken our brother home to rest.
—Inserted by his loving brother and sister-in-law,
Norman and Daisy.
DODD.—In honored memory of dear old "Pooky"
(Howard), killed May 2, 1915 (previously reported
missing). He was one of Anzac's heroes, one of
that noble band, who bravely did his duty, in far
Gallipoli's land.—Inserted by "A Mate from Goolwa."
O'LEARY.—In fond and lovlng memory of my
dear son, Private J. O'Leary. who was killed in
action at the Dardanelles on May 4, 1915.
A noble hero, true and brave,
Peacefuly sleeps in a soldier's grave;
Great is our sorrow, but God knows best,
He has taken my dear son home to rest.
—Inserted by his sorrowing mother, Ellen O'Leary.
SEAMAN.—In loving memory of dear hus-
band and father, Corporal W. B. Seaman, 10th
Battalion, who was killed in action at Gallipoli,
May 15, 1915.
He did his duty nobly and brave.
And now he lies in a hero's grave;
He answered his King and country's call,
And gave his best—his life, his all.
—Inserted by his loving wife and child, Ella and
Millie, Blackwood.
BELL.—In loving memory of our dear brother,
Eric Charlcroft, who was killed in action at
Gallipoli, May 18th, 1915.—Inserted by his loving
brother and sister-in-law, Bert and Ethel, and his
little babe, Erica.
WATSON.—In loving memory of Roy, who was
killed in action, May 19, 1915, at the Dardanelles.
We think we see his dear old smile,
Although one year has passed;
And in our memory still be lives,
And will unto the last.
—Inserted by his loving friends, Phyl and Vee.
ROUTLEDGE.—In loving memory of our dear
brother, Jack Routledge, 19th Battalion, killed
in action at Gallipoli, May 19, 1915.
No one he loved was by his side
To hear his last faint sigh,
Or whisper just one loving word,
Or even say good-bye,
—Inserted by his loving brother and sister-in-Iaw,
F. D. and M. A. Routledge.
ALLEN.—In loving memory of our dear son and
brother, Private C. H. Allen, 10th Battalion,
killed in action at Gallipoli, May 19, 1915.
Out thoughts are wandering away to-day
To a hero's grave on Gallipoli;
Though too far away to wander there,
Or place a flower with tender care,
We know his rest is just as sweet.
And trust some day again to meet,
Our boy whom war hath slain.
—Inserted by his loving parents, brothers, and
cousin, Jack.
SEAMAN.—In loving memory of my dear son
(Wal), killed at Anzac, May 19, 1915.
Far away from all who loved him,
Strangers gently laid him to rest;
In a far-away grave he is sleeping,
One of God's brightest and best,
—Inserted by his sorrowing mother.
SEAMAN.—In loving remembrance of our dear
brother (Wal), who was kflled in action at Gal-
lipoli May 19, 1915, aged 24 years.
And none you loved were there, dear Wal.
To hear your last soft sigh;
Or whisper just one loving word,
Or kiss your lips good-bye.
—Inserted by his loving sisters, Beat, May, Alice,
and Edie.
WITCOMB.—On the 19th May, 1915, killed in
action at Gallipoli, Private Sydney T. Witcomb,
eldest son of G. and A. Witcomb, Port Wakefield.
"He gave his life for his country."
W. A. papers please copy.
WATSON.—In loving memory of Roy, who was
killed in action May 19, 1915, at the Dardanelles.
How long, oh, Lord, how long wilt Thou refrain
Til all our sons are in the battle slain,
Our noble sons the joy of many a home,
Have pity, Lord, avert this awful doom,
Work in the hearts of men and cause this war
to cease.
—Inserted by his sorrowing mother, sister, bro-
ther (now active service), grandparents, O.
and H. Clack.
WALLIS.—In memory of Aver, killed In action
Gallipoli, May 19. 1915.
Greater love hath no man than this,
That a man lay down his life for his friends.
—Inserted by his parents.
MURPHY.—In loving memory of our dear son
and brother, John George Murphy, who was killed
in action at Gallipoli on May 19, 1915. So dearly
loved, so sadly missed.—Inserted by his sorrowing
parents, Hugh and Jane Murphy, and sisters and
brothers.
MURPHY.—In sad but loving memory of my
dear brother, Private John George Murphy, 10th
Battalion, who was killed in action at the Dar-
danelles on May 19, 1915. Gone, but not for-
gotten.—Inserted by his loving brother, Will.
MURPHY.—In sad but fond memory of Private
John George Murphy, late of D Company, 10th
Battallion, who was killed in action at Gallipoli
on May 19, 1915.
No one he loved was at his side
To hear his last faint sigh;
Or whisper just one loving word,
Or even say good-bye.
—Inserted by his loving brother and sister-in-law,
M. G. and K. Murphy, Kilkenny.
MURPHY.—In loving memory of Private F. G.
Murphy, of the 10th Battalion, killed in action
in the Dardanelles, May 19, 1915.
Too far away your grave to see,
But not too far to think of thee.
—Inserted by his late employer and workmates.
PAYNE.—On the 19th May, 1915, died of wounds
received whilst in action at Dardanelles, Private
(1035) Elford Athol Payne, C Company, 3rd Bri-
gade, 10th Battalion, 1st A. I. F., late of S. A.
Education Department, youngest son of E. J.
Payne, Renmark, and brother of Mrs. G. R. Saier,
Renmark, and B. R. Payne, Terowie, aged 25
years. Dearly loved, deeply mourned,
Never a lotus closes, never a wild fowl wakes,
But a soul goes out for England, who died for
England's sake.
—Inserted by his loving brother and sister-in-law,
F. R. and Z. G. Payne.
JOHNSON.—In loving memory of my dear son
and brother, Arthur Sidney Johnson, 10th Bat-
talion, killed in action at Gallipoli on May 19,
1915.
No one he loved was by his side
To hear his last faint sigh;
Or whisper just one loving word,
Or even say good-bye.
—Inserted by his loving father, brother, and sister
C., L., E., and F. Johnson.
JOHNSON.—In loving memory of my dear
brother, A. S. Johnson, who was killed at Galli-
poli, May 19, 1915.
But few who have heard their death knell roll
From the cannon's lips, where they faced the foe,
Have fallen as stout and steady of soul
And that dead man, gone where we all must go.
—Inserted by his loving brother, Ernie.
McARTHUR.—On the 19th May, 1915, killed
in action at Gallipoli, Trooper Sgt Allen Stuart
McArthur, 1st Light Horse, 1st Expeditionary
Force, only beloved son of A. and J. McArthur,
of Yankalilla, aged 24 years.
'Twas not in boyish mimicry
You climbed those heights your land to save—
The idol of your mother's heart, the bravest of
the brave,
From the highest parapet, 'mid bayonet, bomb,
and shrapnel din,
Fighting you nobly fell for God and King.
Pray for our sons who in Gallipoli honor and glory
hath won,
And pray for their mothers, whose battle with
grief is not yet done.
Inserted by his father, mother, and sisters,
Yankalilla, May 19.
CURLIS.—In sad but loving memory of our dear
brother, Rolly (Trooper 3rd Light Horse, A. I. F.),
who was killed in action at Pope's Hill, Gallipoli
Peninsula on May 20, 1915.—Inserted by his loving
sister and brothers.

HENDERSON.—In loving memory of Dave, who
was killed in action May 20, 1915, at Gallipoli.
—Inserted by his brother and sister-in-law, Ser-
geant James and Bell Henderson. He died
doing his duty.
SCOTT.—On the 20th May, 1915, Sergeant E.
Scott, died of wounds received at Quin's Post,
Gallipoli, third dearly-beloved son of T. and F.
Scott, Kapunda, aged 21 years.
HUTTON.—In loving memory of our dear Reg,
who died of wounds at Gallipoli, May 20th, 1915.
He answered his King and country's call, and gave
his best, his life, his all.
HUTTON.—In loving memory of late Driver R.
A. Hutton, who died of wounds received in action
on Gallipoli May 20, 1915.
No laurel leaves adorn his grave,
No heavy-scented flowers are there;
The earth that holds the sainted brave
Is barren, and their mounds are bare.
No tender hand will twine a spray
To mark the place where heros sleep;
No loving heart will come to pray
Upon that rugged hillside steep.
Ere yet his weary soul was free,
Wist sad thoughts filled that-dying mind,
He dreamed of those across the sea,
The broken hearts he left behind.
—Inserted by those who knew his worth, and
who will ever cherish his memory, G. and A.
Rice and family, Prospect.
McCREDIE.—In loving memory of Lance-Cor-
poral R. B. McCredie (Bob), 4th Field Ambulance,
died of wounds received at Gallipoli, May 21,
1915.
All that he had he gave—
His joy of life, his youth—
To battle for the right,
All that he has—his grave;
He has passed to where beyond this tumult there
is peace.
—Inserted by his two dear friends.
McCREDIE.—In memory of our late comrade,
Lance-Corporal Robert Burns McCredie (Bob), 4th
Army Medical Corps, who died of wounds on May
21, 1915.
He did his duty, nobly and brave,
And now he lies in a hero's grave;
He answered his King and country's call,
And gave his best—his life, his all.
—Inserted by the employes of the Adelaide Co-
operative Society Grocery Department.
McMURRAY.—In loving memory of our dear son
and brother, Private E. J. McMurray, 16th Bat-
talion, who died May 22, 1915, from wounds re-
ceived at Dardanelles. Dearly loved and sadly
missed. R. I. P. —Inserted by his loving parents,
sisters, brothers.
FEATHERSTONE.—In loving memory of Jack
Featherstone, of the famous 10th Battalion, who
was killed in action May 22, 1915, at the Dar-
danelles.—Inserted by his loving uncle, Alfred
Featherstone, Kensington.
FEATHERSTONE.—In sad but loving memory
of Jack, who died in the Ras-el-tin Hospital,
Alexandria, May 22, 1915, of wounds received in
action. "For King and country."—Inserted by
his brother and sister-in-law, Bugle Ranges.
FEATHERSTONE.—In loving memory of our
dear Jack, who died on May 22, 1915, at the Ras-
el-tin Hospital, Alexandria, of wounds received
whilst in action. He sacrificed his life for his
King and country.—Inserted by his loving mother,
stepfather, Lance, and Vida.
HIBBOTTSON.—In loving memory of our dear
son and brother, Private (Tom) Hibbottson, killed
in action at Gallipoli, May 22, 1915. Too far
away your grave to see, but not too far to think
of thee.—Inserted by his loving mother, sisters,
and brothers.
PILKINGTON.—In loving remembrance of Astley
Ford Pilkington, who died of wounds received at
Gallipoli on May 22, 1915, in his 20th year. To
live in hearts is not to die.
PILKlNGTON.—In loving memory of Astley Ford
Pilkington, who died on May 22, 1915, from
wounds received at the Dardanelles.
He laid the world away; poured out the red,
Sweet wine of youth; gave up the years to be
Of work and joy; and that unhoped serene
That men call age—he gave his life, his all.
—Inserted by his loving brother and sister-in-law.
Reg. and Bertha.
PILKINGTON.—In loving memory of Trooper
Astley Ford Pilkington, 3rd L. H. Regiment, died
on hospital ship Gascoigne, May 22, 1915, from
wounds received at Gallipolli.
"Slain at Gallipolli."
"Buried at sea."
How the words echo, thro' desolate space!
Ne'er to return again,
Glad again, home again,
Son of our aching hearts,
Gallant and free.
—Inserted by his father, mother, and sisters.
Blythwood.
PILKINGTON.—In loving memory of my dear
old comrade, Ashley, who bravely fought and fell
on Gallipoli on May 22, 1915.—Inserted by Private
K. Pittman, Egypt.
HANNAFORD.—In sad and loving memory of
L. R. (Mick) Hannaford, who died May 22, 1915,
from wounds received at Gallipoli.—Inserted by
father, mother, sisters, brothers, and Amy.
COCK.—In memory of Private W. Cock, 10th
Battalion, who was killed in action at the Dar-
danelles, May 23, 1915.—Inserted by station staff,
South-terrace.
COCKS.—In affectionate remembrance of Pri-
vate W. Cocks, 10th Battalion, killed in action
Dardanelles, May 23, 1915.—Inserted by A.
Streeter.
FARNHAM.—On the 23rd May, 1915, killed in
action at the Dardanelles, Private Leslie Farn-
ham, eldest son of Giles and Lizzie Farnham,
Smithton, Tasmania. Gone, but not forgotten,
by his cousin Phemie Rehn, Golden Grove.
WEAVER.—In sad remembrance of our brother,
W. A. (Bill), who died of wounds received at
Dardanelles, 23rd May, 1915.
He answered his King and country's call,
And gave his life, his best, his all.
—Inserted by Lill and Will.
WEAVER.—In loving memory of our dear son
and brother, Private W. A. Weaver, 10th Battalion
who died on the 23rd May, 1915, of wounds received
at Gallipoli. "Duty nobly done."—Inserted by his
parents and brothers and sisters.
WALLIS.—In sad and loving memory of my dear
friend, Aver Wallis, who was killed in action at
Gallipoli, May 23, 1915.—Inserted by hit sincere
friend, Lance-Corporal L. K. Turner.
CARTER.—In fond memory of our dear brother
and uncle, George Carter (Jock), who was killed
in action at Quinn's Post, Gallipoli, on May 24,
1915.—Inserted by his loving sister (Tot), and bro-
ther-in-law (Ted) and niece (Florrie), and nephew
(Edgar). He answered the call Of God and his
country.
CARTER.—In loving memory of our dear pal,
George (Jock), who was killed in action at
Quinn's Post on May 24, 1915.
He did his duty, noble and brave,
And now he lies in a hero's grave;
He answered his King and country's call,
And gave his best, his life, his all.
—Inserted by his comrades, Privates Lionel, Frank,
Will, and Lowan Harvey.
CARTER.—In loving memory of our dear bro-
ther, Jock, killed in action, at Gallipoli, May 24,
1915.
He answered his King and country's call,
Though he died for the honor of his home.
—Inserted by his brothers, Harry and Walter.
CARTER.—In loving memory of George (Jock)
who was killed in action at Quinn's Post on May
24, 1915.
"He answered the call, and fell in honor, fight-
ing for his King and country, and in defence of
righteousness."
—Inserted by Uncle Ted, Aunt Frances, and
cousins Amy, Will, Florrie, George, Albert, and
Charley.
CARTER.—In loving memory of our dear son,
George (Jock), killed in action May 24, 1915, at
the Dardanelles.
Our thoughts often wander
To a grave far away,
Where they laid our darling son,
Just one year ago to-day.
However long our lives shall last,
Whatever land we view;
Whatever joy or grief be ours,
Till death we'll think of you.
—Inserted by his loving mother and father.
CARTER.—In loving memory of our dear bro-
ther, George (Jock), who was killed at Quin's
Post, Gallipoli, May 24, 1915.
How cheerfully he answered to the call,
When Britain needed help in her dark hour.
He could not stand aside while others fall,
But he must help them while he had the power.
—Inserted by his loving brother, sister-in-law, and
nephew, Will, Elsa and Nevill.

CARTER.—In loving memory of our dear bro-
ther, Private George F. W. Carter, killed in
action at Quin's Post, Gallipoli, May 24, 1915.
A noble hero, true and brave,
Peacefully sleeps in a soldier's grave.
great is our sorrow, but God knows best,
He has taken our dear brother home to rest.
—Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law,
Annie and Will Whitmarsh, Hyde Park.
CARTER.—In loving memory of our dear bro-
ther, George (Jock), killed in action at the Darda-
nelles, 24th May, 1915.
And none you loved were there, dear Jock,
To hear your last soft sigh;
Or whisper just one loving word;
Or kiss your lips good-bye.
—Inserted by sister and brother-in-law, K. and J.
Wallace.
CARTER.—In sad but loving memory of our
dear brother, George, who was killed in action at
Dardanelles, May 24th, 1915.
We mourn for you, dear George,
No eyes may see us weep,
But many a tear we shed for you
While all are fast asleep.
It does not matter how we weep,
Nor matter how we call,
There's nothing left to answer
But your photo on the wall.
—Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law,
Elsie and Will Brunell.
GRAY.—In loving memory of our dear brother,
Gerald Francis (Jakes) Gray, of Western Aus-
tralia, 3rd Light Horse, beloved youngest son of
James and the late Elizabeth Gray, late of Ald-
gate, who was killed in action at Gallipoli, on
May 25, 1915.
He gave his life for his King and country,
—Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law,
nephews and niece, R. and M., Rich., Lor, Nell,
Carroll, Aldgate.
TILL.—In memory of Private James Till, who
was killed in action at the Dardanelles, May 26,
1915.
Greater love hath no man than this.
That he lay down his life for his friends.
—Inserted by his sincere friend, Private H. Med-
well, Egypt.
LAST.—In memory of my beloved son, Private
H. S. Last, 10th Battalion, who died at Alexan-
dria Hospital on May, 27, 1915, from wounds re-
ceived at the Dardanelles landing, aged 21 years.
Father, in Thy gracious keeping
I leave You now my loved one sleeping.
—Inserted by his loving mother.
LAST.—In loving memory of my dear brother,
Private H. S. Last, 19th Battalion, who died at
Alexandria on May 27, 1915, from wounds re-
ceived at the Dardanelles.
He was fighting for his country,
He answered duty's call.
His friends. his home, his comforts.
He sacrificed tliem all;
But he won the admiration
And respect of everyone.
There's nought can compensate him
For the little bit he done.
God saw the look of misery
And pain in his loved eyes.
And showed him Iots of pity
And culled him home, on high.
—Inserted by his loving brother, Bob, now on
active service.
RUNDLE.—In sad but loving memory of our
dear friend, Private F. A. (Fred) Johnson, 10th
Battalion, who was killed in action, May 27, 1915,
at the Dardanelles. His duty nobly done.—In-
serted by his loving friends, H., Olive, Stella Gils-
more, and Private B. L. Shirlock (on active ser-
vice).
HOLT.—In loving memory of our dear brother,
Sidney Brooks, 10th Battalion, killed in action
Queen's Post, Gallipoli, May 29, 1915.—Inserted
by his brothers and sister.
BAX.—In loving memory of our dear son and
brother, Alec, who died of wounds at Gaba Tepe
on 29th May, 1915, 3rd L. H. Regiment.—Inserted
by his loving parents, brother, and sister.
BAX.—In loving memory of our dear brother and
brother-in-law, Alec, who died of wounds at
Gaba Tepe on 29th May, 1915, 3rd L. H. Regiment.
—Inserted by his loving brother and sister-in-law,
Bert and Mary.
BAX.—A tribute of love and respect to the
memory of our young friend, Alex. H. Bax, killed
in action at Gallipoli on May 29, 1915. "For
King and country."—E. Madigan and family,
CUMMINGS.—In sad memory of a dear son and
brother, Trooper Allan Cummings, 10th Light
Horse, 3rd Brigade, who was killed in action at
Anzac on May 30, 1915 (missing), aged 23 years.
One of Anzac's heroes,
And Australia's noble son;
His duty bravely done.
One of the best sons God could send,
A loving brother and true friend.
—Inserted by his sorrowing mother and brothers,
Privates Roy and Mark, A. I. F.
EVANS.—In loving memory of Frank, who died
of wounds received at the Dardanelles on the 31st
May, 1915.—Inserted by E. Lloyd.
EVANS.—In memory of our dear brother, Frank,
who died in hospital at Malta on May 31, 1915,
of wounds received on active service.
Too far away your grave to see,
But not too far to think of thee.
—Inserted by his loving brother and sister-in-
law, Dave and Emm.
EVANS.—In loving memory of our dear brother,
Frank, who died at Malta on May 31, 1915, from
wounds received on active service in Gallipoli.—
Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law,
Flo and Jack.
FRY.—In loving memory of Will, who died in
Alexandria, in May, 1915, of wounds received in
the Dardanelles. Greater love hath no man than
this, that he gave his life for his friends.—Lov-
ingly inserted by Lil.
BLACKWELL.—In loving memory of our dear
brother, Private H. A. Blackwell (Bert), who died
on June 3, 1915, from wounds received on May
29, 1915, at Gallipoli.
He answered his country's call,
But the voice of the cable tells
That our dauntless lad in the khaki suit
Wat killed at the Dardanelles
—Inserted by his loving brother and sister, John
and Ethel, Kensington Park.
TONKIN.—In loving memory of our dear son
and brother, Private F. J. Tonkin (Fred), who
was killed in action at the Dardanelles on June
the 4th, 1915. He died that all he loved might
live.—Inserted by his loving parents, sisters, and
brothers, Hindmarsh.
BROWN.—In loving memory of Private Clarrie
Brown, killed in action at the Dardanells on
June 4, 1915.
He did his duty, noble and brave,
And now he lies in a heroe's grave.
He answered his King and country's call;
He gave bis best—his life, his all.
—Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law,
Lily and Syd Berrill.
DAVIS.—In loving memory of our dear son and
brother, Harry Herbert (Bert), who died of wounds
received in action at Gallipoli on June 5, 1915.—
Inserted by his sorrowing parents, brothers, and
sisters.
JOHNSON.—In loving memory of our dear
brother, Private E. Oscar Johnson, killed at Gal-
lipoli, 11th June, 1915.
He feared no foe when duty called his country to
obey,
Though hard to part from friends he loved, he
only bowed his head,
Or cared he for the enemy's shores, the steep
and rugged cliffs,
Nor the enemy's shrapnel sheels, that laid him
at his rest.
—Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law,
J. and W. Brooker.
HAWSON.—In memory of Alex., who was killed
June 12, 1915, At Anzac Cove.
While you lie in peaceful sleep,
Your memory we will always keep.
—Inserted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins, Nor-
wood.
HAWSON.—In sad but loving memory of Alex.,
killed at the Dardanelles, on June 12, 1915.
Leave we his soul to God, we bear in mind
The duty simply done, the danger braved;
Trust in the larger hone, and wait to find,
For him who Ioseth life shall life be saved,
—Inserted by his friend, Nellie,
LEAR.—On the 29th August, 1915 at Gallipoli,
William E., eldest son of T. F. and M. J. Lear,
Yallunda Flat (previously reported missing),
dearly loved brother of C. and J. Griffiths, Gilber-
ton.
KENT.—In loving memory of John Scott Kent,
9th light Horse, 3rd reinforcements, killed in
action (previously reported missing) August 29,
1915, aged 25 years, only surviving son of the late
Margaret Kent, and dearly loved nephew of John
and Annie Baker, 93, Wright-street, Adelaide,
His body lies in a foreign land,
His soul is safe with God,

SMITH.—On the 20th August, 1915, at Dardan-
nelles, Harold E., eldest son of Mrs. L. Smith, of
Petersburg, late of Saddleworth. Killed in action.
KENT.—In loving memory of John Scott Kent,
3rd Reinforcements, 9th Light Horse, killed in
action 29th August, 1915 (previously reported
missing) only surviving son of Margaret Kent,
aged 25 years; dearly beloved nephew of Thomas
and Elizabeth Jenkins, Alexander-street, Pros-
pect.
IN MEMORIAM.
HUMBLE.—In loving memory of our dear hus-
band and father, who died at Payneham, June
16, 1914. "Nearer my God, to Thee." —Inserted
by his loving wife and children.
BUGG. —In memory of our husband and father,
who died at Goodwood, June 16, 1915. Gone, but
not forgotten. —Inserted by his wife and sons.
CLAVELL. —In loving memory of my dear wife,
died June 16th, 1913.
Gone from us, but not forgotten;
Never shall her memory fade;
Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger
Round the spot where she is laid.
—Inserted by her loving husband and children.
BENNETT. —In loving memory of my dear wife,
Frances, who died June 10, 1913, at Queenstown.
Although three years have passed away,
And your face I cannot see,
But let this little token tell,
I still remember thee.
—Inserted by her loving husband, Fred.
BUGG. —In loving memory of Uncle Tom, died
June 10, 1915. Peacefully sleeping, resting at last.
—Inserted by his niece and nephew, Lily and
Dick Tidswell, Hindmarsh.
TRUEMAN. —In loving memory of our dear hus-
band and father, Everidge, who fell asleep on
June 18, 1913, at Blackwood. —Inserted by his
loving wife and son.
TRUEMAN. —In loving memory of our dear son
and brother, Everidge, who passed away on June
18, 1915. At rest. —Inserted by his loving mother,
sister, and brothers.
WALTER. —In sad aid loving memory of our dear
mother, C. Walter, who passed away at Kent
Town, on the 17th June, 1907. Sadly missed by
her sons and daughter.
STEARNE. —In loving memory of our dear sister
and aunt Lizzie, who died at Brompton, June 17,
1910. Gone, but not forgotten. —Inserted by her
loving sister and brother-in-law and family, C.
and J. Hamence.
MIDDLETON. —In loving memory of dear
husband and father, who died June 17, 1915. "So
dearly loved, so sadly missed." —Inserted by his
loving wife and daughter and son-in-law. Mel-
bourne papers please copy.
McDONALD. —In loving memory of our dear
mother, who died June 17, 1909. Gone, but not
forgotten. —Inserted by J. and E. McDonald.
McDONALD. —In loving memory of Elizabeth.—
Inserted by her loving husband and daughters,
Isabelle and Alice.
McDONALD. —In loving memory of our dear
mother, who departed this life June 17, 1909.
Sadly missed. —Inserted by his loving son and
daughter-in-law, Jack and Sis McDonald.
SHEVLIN. —In loving memory of our dear
daughter Jannet, who died June 17, 1912. —In-
serted by her loving mother, sisters, and brothers.
SPANGLER. —In loving memory of our dear hus-
band and father, Wm. Albert, who died at Victor-
street, Maylands, on June 17, 1912. —Inserted by
his loving wife and children.
HARRISON. —In loving memory of dear Lily,
who passed away on June 18, 1915. Another bud
to bloom in heaven. —Inserted by her loving aunt
and uncle, Annie and Les.
HARRISON. —In loving memory of our dear
Lily, who died June 18, 1915.
Forget her no, we never will,
Though time may bring its soothing; care;
And other may forget.
To us she'll be forever dear,
In truth we mourn her yet.
—Inserted by her loving father, mother, sisters,
and brother.
MACK. —In fond and loving memory of our dear
Rosa, who died June 18, 1909.
I am the Resurrection and the Life; he that
believeth in Me, though he were dead, yet shall
he live. Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and
thou shalt be saved.
Yes, we'll meet each other there,
And His Glory we shall share.
—Inserted by her loving parents, John and Fanny
Mack.
BRAY. —In loving memory of our dear brother,
Clifton, who died June 17, 1915.
Your memory is as dear to-day
As in the hour you passed away.
—Inserted by his loving sisters, Edie and Myrtle,
Adelaide.
BRAY. —In loving memory of our darling son,
Clifton, who died at Jamestown, June 17, 1915,
aged 24 years.
Christ will clasp the broken chain,
Closer when we meet again.
—Inserted by his loving father and mother.
GREEN. —In loving memory of my darling aunt,
In that grave so far away;
How we wish that you were here,
As we miss you to-day.
—Inserted by her loving great-grandnieces and
nephew, S. and J. Conaughty, Kadina.
BRAY. —In loving memory of our dear brother,
Clifton, who died of enteric fever, at Jamestown
Hospital, June 17, 1915.
We miss our dear old Cliff,
We miss his smiling face;
But we hope to meet him some day,
In that brighter, happier place.
—Inserted by his loving sisters and brothers.
GRAY.—In loving memory of our dear father,
who died at Queen-street, Unley, June 17, 1915.
The fleeting tide of time rolls on.
But still the vacant chair
Recalls the voice, the smile, the form
Of him who once sat there.
—Inserted by his loving daughter and son-in-law,
Lillie and Jack Ogilvie.
GRAY. —In loving memory of our dear husband
and father Frederick Clarence, who died at Unley,
June 17, 1915.
Hands we have clasped are covered with mould,
Lips we have kissed are silent and cold.
Your dear face has gone for ever.
But your shadow comes and goes;
And memory bright as a river
Each day your likeness shows.
—Inserted by his loving wife, sons, daughters,
and sons-in-law.
GRAY.—In loving memory of our dear father,
Frederick Clarence, who died June 17, 1915.
Do not ask us if we miss him,
There is such a vacant place;
We will never forget his footsteps
Or his dear kind loving face.
—Inserted by his loving son and daughter-in-law,
Fred and Jean.
CLARK. —In sad but loving memory of our dear
husband and father, who died at Elizabeth-street,
Norwood, June 18, 1916. —Inserted by his loving
wife, Alick and Allan.
"Until all on the altar we lay."
COOK. —In memory of Ernest Cook, who died
June 16, 1915.
We sit and think of days gone by,
When we are all together;
A shadow o'er our life is cast,
A loved one gone for ever.
—Inserted by his mother, Florrie, May, Ivo, and
Alf.
RUSSELL. —In loving memory of our dear
mother, who departed this life at Gover-street,
North Adelaide, on June 17, 1912.
"Peacefullv sleeping."
—Inserted by her loving husband, sons, and daugh-
ters.
SPRY (nee Coleman). —In loving memory of my
dear friend, Lily, who died at Murat Bay, June
18th, 1916
I am thinking of you often
In that grave so far away;
How I wish that you were here, dear Lily,
And I miss you so to-day.
In my heart your memory lingers
Sweetly, tender, fond, and true;
In my heart there's not a day
That I do not think of you,
—Inserted by her loving friend, Ella Lynch.
McCULLAGH. —In loving memory of my dear
husband, who died at Sturt-street, June 17th,
1909.
When alone with grief the bitter tears flow,
There comes a fond vision of not long ago.
Just at in a dream he stands by my side,
And whispers those sweet words—Death cannot
divide.
Fondly, loved and sadly missed.
—Inserted by his loving wife, son, and daughter-
in-law.

McCULLAGH. —In loving memory of my dear
father, Robert McCullagh, who died at Sturt-
street, June 17th, 1909.
In our hearts your memory lingers
Sweetly, tender, fond, and true.
In our hearts there is not a day
That we do not think of you.
—Inserted by his loving daughter, son-in-law, and
little grandchild, Rene.
MATHEWS. —In loving memory of dear husband
and father, who died Adelaide, June 18, 1905.
While you lie in peaceful sleep.
Your memory we will ever keep.
—Inserted by his loving wife, Elizabeth Mathews.
HARRIS (nee Rees). —In loving memory of our
dear sister, Amy, who died at Wallaroo, June 18th,
1914.
ln memory just as dear to-day,
As in the hour she passed away.
—Inserted by Lily and Minnie.
DAVEY. —In loving memory of our dear brother,
(Jim), James Dover, who died at 49, Cairlngton-
street, Adelaide, on June 18, 1912. —Inserted by
his loving brother and sister, E. S. and F,
Shephard, Adelaide.
DAVEY. —In loving memory of our dear bro-
ther James, who passed away at Adelaide, June
18, 1912. Not forgotten. —Inserted by his loving
brother and sister, A. W. and C. J. Mead, Broken
Hill.
HILL. —In loving memory of my dear father,
J. C. Hill, who died June 19, 1907. Though
death divides, fond memory clings.—Inserted by
his loving son and daughter-in-law, J. C. and
E. Hill.
HILL. —In loving memory of our dear husband
and father, who died June 19, 1907. Could we
but see him. —Inserted by his loving widow, Will
and Ethel.
VONTHETHOFF. —In loving memory of our dear
husband and father, John William Vonthethoff,
who died 19th June, 1916. "Sadly missed." —In-
serted by his loving wife and children.
NORTH. —In loving memory of Beryl, the dearly
beloved eldest daughter of Ernest and M. North,
who passed away June 19, 1910, at Kensington-
road, Marryatville. —Inserted by her parents.
WALKER. —In loving memory of our dear sis-
ter, C. R. Walker, who died at St. Peters on
June 19, 1915. —Inserted by her loving sister and
brother, L. M. and R. G. M,, and Edie, Nora,
and Dick Mason,
WELSH. —In loving memory of our dear
grandmother and great-grandmother, who died
June 19, 1915. R. I. P. —Inserted by C. and G.
Toner, and great-grandchildren, Georgie and Min-
nie.
ALLEN. —In loving memory of our dear sister,
Lena, who passed away June 19, 1916, at Saddle-
worth. Gone, but not forgotten. —Inserted by
her loving brother and sister-in-law, Ted and
Olive Simpson.
ALLEN. —In loving memory of our dear sister,
Evelyn, who passed away June 19, 1915.
Your memory is as dear to-day
As in the hour you passed away.
—Inserted by her loving brothers and sisters,
Annie, Joe, Kate, and Charlie,
WELSH. —In loving memory of my dear mother,
Catherine, who died June 19, 1915. R. I. P.
Immaculate heart of Mary,
Your prayers for her extol;
Sacred heart of Jesus,
Have mercy on her soul.
—Inserted by her loving daughter and son-in-law,
C. and T. Saunders.
WELSH. —In loving memory of our dear grand-
mother, who departed this life, June 19, 1915.
"She had a kindly word for each and died beloved
by all." —Inserted by her loving grandson and
wife, Will and May Broom.
HARRIS (nee Rees). —In loving memory of our
dear sister, Amy, who died at Wallaroo, June
18, 1914. Dearly loved; sadly missed. —Inserted
by her loved ones.
HARRIS (nee Rees). —In fond and affectionate
memory of dear Amy, who died June 18, 1914.
There Isone link death cannot sever,
Love's remembrance lasts for ever.
—Inserted by her friend, Harrie.
ELLIS. —In loving memory of our dear sister,
Bertha, who died at Keswick, June 19, 1912.
"Sadly missed." —Inserted by her loving sister
and brother-in-law, E. and J. Tilley.
ELLIS. —In loving memory of my dear daughter
Bertha, passed away, June 19, 1912, at Kes-
wick. "In my memory still she lives, and will
for evermore." —Inserted by loving mother, E.
Rodda, Hawthorn.
ELLIS. —In loving memory of our dear mother,
who passed away June 19, 1912.
Some words of mother which still recall
Fond memories of her gentle cares;
Though, several years have rolled away,
Mother's face is for over near.
—Inserted by her loving daughter and sons, Maud,
Hedley, and Stan.
ELLIS. —In loving memory of our dear sister,
Bertha, passed away June 19, 1912, at Keswick,
"Your memory is as dear to-day as in the hour
you passed away." —Inserted by Agnes, Jim Wood,
Hawthorn.
CARTER (nee Cartwright). —In loving memory
of our dear daughter and sister, Emy, who died
at Broken Hill, June 19, 1914.
Our tboughts they often wander,
To a spot so far away;
Where they laid our dearest Emy,
Just two years ago to-day.
—Inserted by her loving mother and sisters and
brothers.
DAHL. —In loving memory of our dear wife and
mother, M. Auguste L., who departed this life
on June 19, 1915.
Her life was all love and labor,
Her heart for her children beat true;
She carefully did her duty;
What more could a mother do?
Cold lies the heart that beat so fondly.
Oh, how we miss her dear, loving care;
Lone is the home that once was so happy,
No loving wife or mother is there.
—Inserted by her loving husband and children.
DAHL. —In loving memory of our dear mother,
who passed away June 19, 1915.
As true a heart as ever beat
Has passed away from earth;
Her memory dwells within the hearts
Of those who knew her worth.
She always lent a willing hand
To those who needed help,
She had a kindly word for each,
And died beloved by all.
—Inserted by her loving sons and daughter-in-
law, Aug., Will, May, and Nora.
DAHL. —In loving memory of my dear mother,
who died at Hahndorf, June 19, 1915.
Sadly we miss you, and try not to grieve,
A little while longer, and we, too, shall leave,
To meet you we love on that beautiful shore,
Where life's everlasting and troubles are o'er.
I often think of you, dear mother,
And think of how you died,
To think I could not say good-bye
Before you closed your eyes.
—Inserted by her loving daughter, M. Heinrich.
MUIRHEAD. —In loving memory of our dear
father, who died at Magill, June 19, 1914.
No pen can write, no tongue can tell
What he went through when he was ill.
To God alone his pains were known;
He loved him best, and took him home.
His cheerful face and loving smiles
Are pleasant to recall.
He had a kindly word for each,
And died beloved by all.
—Inserted by his loving sous, John and Stan.
PLANE. —In loving memory of our husband and
father, who died June 19, 1913.
Your memory is as dear to-day
As in the hour you passed away.
—Inserted by his loving wife and children, F. D.
D. R. and A. Plane.
BURGESS. —In loving memory of William, be-
loved husband and father, who died June 19, 1915,
at Kapunda.
His heart was always In his home,
He toiled and did his best,
Until there came that sudden call,
And he was called to rest.
—Inserted by his loving wife and family.
BURGESS. —In affectionate memory of our dear
son and brother, William Thomas, who passed
away in his sleep at Kapunda, June 19, 1915, aged
46 years 11 months.
He bid no one a last farewell.
He said good-bye to none;
His spirit flew before we knew
That from us he had gone,
We often think of you, dear Will,
And think of how you died;
To think you could not say good-bye
Before you closed your eyes.
—Inserted by his loving father and mother,
brothers and sisters.

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OATLEY. —In loving memory of our dear and
only little son, Jack, who died June 19, 1914.
Your memory is as dear to-day,
As in the hour you passed away,
—Inserted by his loving parents, H. and C. Oatley.
WILSON. —In loving memory of our dear wife
and mother, who departed this life, June 17, 1914.
Your memory is as-dear to-day.
As in the hour you passed away.
—Inserted by her loving husband and daughter,
Gordon and Florrie Wilson.
WOOLFORD. —In loving memory of my dear
wife Alice, who died June 18, 1915.
Oh, term touch of the vanished hand,
For the sound of the voice so dear.
—Inserted by her loving husband Private W. D.
Woolford, sailed June 9, 1916.
WOOLFORD. —In loving memory of our dear
Alice, who died June 18, 1915.
Gone, but not forgotten.
—Inserted by her loving father and mother-in-
law and sisters, Olive and Effie.
WOOLFORD. —In loving memory of our dear
sister Alice, who died June 18, 1915.
Years %ill roll and time will fly.
Every leaf will fade and die;
Every rising, sun will set,
But our darling sister we will never forget;
—Inserted by her loving brother and sister-in-law,
Arthur and Maggie.
DOBSON. —In loving memory of our dear hus-
band and father, who died June 18, 1915.
Not one he loved was by his side.
To hear his last faint sign,
Or whispered just one loving word
Before he closed-his eyes.
—Inserted by his loving wife and children,
PITMAN. —In loving memory of my dear
mother, Jane Pitman, who died at Inglewood,
June 19, 1913.
Gone from me, but not forgotten.
Never shall her memory fade;
Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger
Round the spot where she is laid.
—Inserted by her loving son and daughter-in-law,
Ern and Pearl.
PITMAN. —In loving memory of our dear
mother, who passed away at Inglewood, June 19,
1913.
Good was her heart, in friendship sound,
Patient in pain, beloved all round;
Always so loving, generous, and kind.
None in tills world her equal to find.
Our sorrows are great, our loss hard to bear,
But angels will tend our dear mother with care.
—Inserted by her loving husband and family.
STORRIE. —In loving memory of my dear wife,
Elizabeth, who departed this life on June 19,
1912.
She has gone to her rest, her troubles are o'er,
She has done with sorrow and pain;
And the ills of this world, which she patiently
bore,
Will never distress her again.
—Inserted by her loving husband, John Storrie,
and daughter May.
SPRY. —In loving memory of my dear wife,
Lily, who died on the 18th June, 1914, at Murat
Bay.
Two years have passed, my heart's still sore,
As time goes on I miss her more;
Her loving smile, her dear, sweet face.
There's none can fill dear Lily's place.
—Inserted by her sorrowing husband and little
daughter, Mavis.
SPRY (nee Coleman). —In loving memory of our
dear daughter, Lily, who died June 18, 1914, at
Murat Bay.
A painful shock, a blow severe,
To part with one we loved so dear.
Sadly we miss her, and try not to grieve,
A little while longer, and we, too, shall leave.
To meet her we love on that beautiful shore,
Where life's everlasting and troubles are o'er.
At night in a beautiful dream I will come,
And visit you all in the changed old home.
Unknown to the world, I will stand by your side,
And whisper those words, Death cannot divide.
—Inserted by her loving, mother and sister, E. A.
and L. Coleman.
HILL. —In loving memory of my dear father,
who died June 19, 1907.
If love and care could death prevent
His life on earth would still be spent.
—Inserted by his loving son and daughter-in-law,
W. J. and M. Hill.
FOX. —In fond loving memory of our dear
brother, Martin (Son), who died June 20, 1915,
aged 18 years and 11 months. Gone, but not for-
gotten. R. I. P. —Inserted by his loving sisters,
father, and brother, Tom.
ROLLISON. —In loving memory of my dear
father, William Rollison, who died at Sturt-street,
Adelaide, June 20th, 1910. —Inserted by his son,
Roy.
ALLEN. —In loving memory of our dear wife
and mother, who died at Saddleworth, June 19,
1915. Sadly missed. —Inserted by her loving hus-
band and children, Keith, Jean, Don, and Mary.
ANDERSON. —In loving memory of a dear wife
and mother, who died at St. Peters, June 20, 1901.
"Still dearly loved and sadly missed."
—Inserted by loving husband and children.
MacKELLAR (Alexander). —In loving memory of
our dear father, who passed away 20th June, 1908.
—Inserted by his loving daughter and son-in-law,
Hettie and Robert Hunter, Alberton.
MacKELLAR. —In loving memory of my dear hus-
band, who was accidentally killed at Mount Lyell
Works, June 20, 1908.
Your end came sudden, father dear.
It made us weep and cry;
And, oh, it was so hard, to think
You could not say good-bye.
—Inserted by his loving wife and family.
NICHOLLS. —In loving memory of our dear
father, who died on June 20, 1915. Gone, dear
father, but not forgotten. —Inserted by his loving
daughter and son-in-law, A. and G. Bowden.
NICHOLLS. —In loving memory of our dear
father, who departed this life at Torrensville, June
20, 1915.
Long days and nights he bore his pain,
To wait for cure was all in vain;
Till God alone, Who thought it best,
Did ease his pain and gave, him rest.
—Inserted by his loving son and daughter-in-law,
Arthur and Alice, Ebor-avenue, Mile-End.
NICHOLLS. —In loving memory of our dear
father, who died at Torrensville, June 20, 1915.
No pen can write, no tongue can tell
What he went through when he was ill;
To God alone his pains were known,
He loved him best and took him home;
His cheerful face and loving smiles
Are pleasant to recall.
He had a kindly word tor each,
And died beloved by all.
—Inserted by his loving son and daughter-in-law,
Ern and Ethel.
BELLCHAMBERS. —In loving memory of Hetty,
who passed away June 20, 1915.
While you lie in peaceful sleep
Your memory I will ever keep.
—Inserted by Gordon McKenzie, of Remount
Depot.
PAYNE. —In loving remembrance of our dear
brother Fred, died June 11, 1914, Bagster; also
our dear mother, died April 10, 1914, Bagster,
West Coast.
Our loss was great; we'll not complain,
But trust in God to meet them again.
—Inserted by loving brother and sister-in-law,
Alf. and Ada Payne, Charra.
SMART. —In loving memory of our dear daugh-
ter, and sister, Cora Minetta, who died at Belalie
North, June 20, 1915.
Dearest sister, thou hast left us,
Thou do'st dwell with angels now;
And a crown of glory priceless,
Sparkles on thy lovely brow.
Good and gentle was thy lifetime,
Christ has died to set thee free;
Wait a little, dearest, loved one,
And we, too, shall follow thee.
—Inserted by her loving father, mother, brothers
and sisters.
THOMAS. —In loving memory of our dear hus-
band and father, James, who died at Boucaut, June
18, 1909.
While you rest in peaceful sleep
Your memory we will ever keep.
—Inserted by his loving wife and children.
MALTHOUSE. —In loving memory of our dear
husband and father, William, who was acci-
dentally killed at Kilkenny, June 20th, 1906.
we think of you, dear husband and father: no eyes
may see us weep;
But many a tear we shed for you when others are
fast asleep.
Oh, death, where is thy mercy? what pleasures
are thy prey
Why stamp thy seal on noblest brow and take
the best away?
—Inserted by his loving wife and son, Henry.

MALTHOUSE. —In loving memory of my dear
father, William, who was accidentally killed at
Kilkennny, June 20th, 1906.
I am thinking of you often in that grave not far
away.
How I wish that you were here, dear father;
And 1 miss you so to-day, in my heart your
memory lingers
Sweetly, tender; fond and true, in my heart there's
not a day .
That I do not think of you.
—Inserted by his loving daughter and son-in-law,
Alice and George.
MALTHOUSE. —In loving memory of my dear
father, William, who was accidentally killed at
Kikennny, June 20th, 1906.
How I miss you, dearest father, God alone can
tell;
I have spent many a lonely hour, and shed many
a tear as well.
Ten years have passed, our hearts are sore.
As time goes on we miss you more. Gone is the
face we loved so dear.
Silent the voice we long to hear. Your gentle
hands, your loving face;
There is none can take my father's place.
—Inserted by his loving daughter and son-in-law,
Edith and William.
TAMBLYN. —In loving memory of our dear
daughter, Amy, who died at Wallaroo Mines, June
20, 1915.
Do not ask us if we miss her.
There is such a vacant place;
Can we ere forget her footsteps
And her dear familiar face?
Time has passed, and still we miss her.
Words would fail our love to tell.
But in heaven we hope to meet her,
Jesus doeth all things well.
—Inserted by her loving father and mother, Thos.
and E. A. Tamblyn.
TAMBLYN. —In loving memory of our dear
sister, Amy, who died at Wallaroo Mines, June
20, 1915.
Though cast down in tears and sorrow,
Though we've lost the one we loved,
Softly comes the angels whisper,
Sister is safe in heaven above.
Sadly we miss her and try not to grieve,
A little longer and we, too, shall leave,
To meet her we loved on that beautiful shore,
Where life everlasting and troubles are o'er.
So often in a dream she stands by our side,
And whispers those words, "Death cannot
divide."
—Inserted by her loving brother and sister, Ivan
and Olga Tamblyn.
FOX. —In loving memory of our dear brother,
Martin (Son), who died June 20, 1915.
There Is one link death cannot sever,
Love's, remembrance lasts for ever.
—Inserted by his loving brother and sister-in-law,
Mick snd Violet Fox.
MURFITT. —In loving memory of our dear
father, who passed away June 20, 1915.
it was in the early morning,
Just one year ago to-day,
Just as the day was dawning,
Our dear father passed away.
His weary hours and days of pain,
His troubled nights are passed ;
The ever-patient worn out frame
Has found sweet rest as last.
—Inserted by his loving wife, sons, and daugh-
ters.
GROSS (nee Tidemann). —In loving memory of
my dear sister, Annie, who died at Eastwood on
June 19th, 1913. So sadly missed. —Inserted by
her fond sister, Fannie Cathcart. 172-3
SCOTT. —In loving remembrance of our dear
son and brother, Charlie, who died June 20, 1915.
Do not ask us if we miss him,
There is such a vacant place;
We will never forget his footsteps,
Or his dear, kind, loving face.
—Inserted by his loving mother and sisters.
SCOTT. —In loving memory of my dear brother,
Charlie Scott, died June 20, 1915.
In the prime of his life God claimed him,
In the pride of his manhood days;
None knew him but to love him,
None mentioned his name but in praise.
—Inserted by his loving sister, Ella.
BENTLEY. —In loving memory of our dear
father, who passed away June 20, 1910.—Inserted
by his loving wife and daughters. Peace, perfect
peace.
WHITWELL. —In loving memory of Effie, the
dearly beloved wife of Arthur W. Whitwell, who
died at Prospect, June 21, 1914. —Inserted by her
loving mother; sister, and husband.
FERGUSON. —In loving memory of dear mother,
who died at East Adelaide on June 21, 1908. —In-
serted by her loving daughter and son-in-law,
Dorrie and Roy Langman.
FERGUSON. —In loving memory of our dear
mother, who died June 21, 1908. —Inserted by her
loving daughter and son-in-law, Rue and Eva Trud-
gen.
FERGUSON. —In loving memory of mother, who
died at Fifth-avenue, East Adelaide, 21st June,
1908. —Inserted by her affectionate son and daugh-
ter-in-law, R. W. and M. I. Ferguson.
WEST. —In loving memory of our dear wife
and mother, who departed this life at Brighton on
June 21, 1915. "Dearly loved and sadly missed."
—Inserted by her husband and children.
WEST. —In loving memory of my dear mother,
Harriet, who passed away June 21, 1915.
No one knows how much I miss her;
Friends may think the wound is healed;
But they little know the sorrow
Deep within my heart concealed.
—Inserted by her loving daughter and son-in-law,
May and Charlie, of Mount Compass.
OSBORNE. —In loving remembrance of my dear
wife, Jessie, who died at Adelaide, 21st June,
1913. —Inserted by her loving husband.
OSBORNE. —In loving memory of our dear
mother, who passed away 21st June, 1913.
When days and nights are long,
'Tis then, dear mother, we think of you.
—Inserted by her loving children, W., M., B., M.,
G., E. Osborne.
KIRKLAND. —In loving memory of our dear
mother, who died June 21, 1911.
Gone is the face we loved so dear,
Silent the voice we longed to hear;
Too far away from sight or speech,
But not too far for our thoughts to reach.
—Inserted by her loving children, Saddleworth.
TAYLOR. —In loving memory of our dear niece,
Lucy, who died at North Adelaide Private Hospi-
tal on June 21, 1915.
Do not ask us if we miss her,
There is such a vacant place;
Can we e'er forget her footsteps
And her dear, familiar face?
Time has passed., and still we miss her.
Words would fail our love to tell;
But in heaven we hope to meet her,
Jesus doeth all things well.
—Inserted by her loving uncle, auntie, and cou-
sins, L. J. and A. McCormack.
TAYLOR. —In loving memory of our dear daugh-
ter and sister, Lucy, who died on June 21st, 1915.
Called from those she dearly loved
To her happy home above.
—Inserted by her loving parents, brothers, and
sisters.
PENFOLD. —In sad but loving memory of our
dear parents, who passed away June 21, 1913.
While you lie in peaceful sleep
Your memory we will ever keep.
—Inserted by their loving daughter Sarah and
grand-daughter Ethel.
SMITH. —In loving memory of little Jim, the
beloved son of Edith and the late Alex Smith,
who passed away on the 21st June, 1914, aged
2 years and 7 months.
Sadly I miss him and try not to grieve,
A little while longer and I, too, shall leave,
To meet those I love on that beautiful shore.
Where life's everlastlng and troubles are O'er..
Christ will clasp the broken chain
Closer when we meet again.
—Inserted by his loving mother, Balaklava.
MARSH. —In loving memory of Daniel Marsh,
who died at Hackney, June 21, 1902.
God will clasp the broken chain
Closer When we meet again.
—Inserted by his loving wife, S. Marsh.
GROSS. —In loving remembrance of dear Annie
Catherine Gross, who passed away June 19, 1913.
Sleep beloved one, sleep. —Inserted by her loving
mother, Rosa Tidemann and family. 171-2
SCOTT. —In loving memory of my dear hus-
band, Charles J. Scott, who died June 20, 1915.
If your grave could only open,
Oh, what changes you would see;
But oh, it Is far better, dear,
That there is sweet rest for thee.
—Inserted by his loving wife and sons, Charles,
Tom, and Kenny, L. Scott, Aldgate.
PETATZ. —In loving memory of our dear father,
who passed away June 22, 1915, Sadly missed.
—Ever remembered by his daughter and son-in-
law, E. and L. Jenkins.

PETATZ. —In loving memory of our dear father,
who died suddenly at Caltowie, on June 22,
1915. "Peacefullv sleeping," —Inserted by his
loving daughter and son-in-law, J. and A. Yates.
PETATZ. —In loving remembrance of our dear,
father, who passed away, June 22, 1915, at Cal-
towie.
Too far away thy grave to see,
But not too far to think of thee.
—Inserted by his loving daughter and son-in-law,
A. C. and J. Jackson.
PETATZ. —In sad but loving, memory of my
dear father, who died suddenly at Caltowie on
June 22, 1915.
I often think of you, dear father.
And think of how. you died.
To think I could not say good-bye
Before you closed your eyes.
—Inserted by his loving daughter, Minnie.
PETATZ. —In loving memory of our dear hus-
band and father, who died June 22, 1915.
No one heard the sweep of coming wings,
And no one saw the dark deaths angels flight
We only knew that one from out our midst
Had passed for evermore from mortal sight
—Inserted by his wife and family.
DIX. —In loving memory of our dear mother,
who died June 21, 1911.
A loving mother, true and kind,
No one on earth like her we find.
Our loss is great; we'll not complain,
But trust in God to meet again.
—Inserted by her loving sons, Albert and Allen.
McGEE. —In loving memory of mother, who
died June 22, 1915.
Long days and nights she bore her pain.
To wait for cure was all in vain;
Till God alone, who thought it best
Did ease her pain, and gave her rest.
—Inserted by her loving son and daughter-in-
law, R. H. and F. McGee, and loving son Will,
now in France.
WILLIAMS. —In loving memory of our dear
father, who died June 22, 1908.
As true a heart as ever beat
Has passed away from earth.
His memory dwells within the hearts
Of those who knew his worth.
—Inserted by his loving daughter and son-in-law,
D. and J. McCormick.
WILLIAMS. —In sad, but loving, memory of
our dear father, who passed away, June 22,
1908
Year after year may pass, dear father,
But your dear face will never fade,
For we love you just as dearly
Though you're in your silent grave.
—Inserted by his loving daughter and son-in-law,
Lily and James Clapp, Booboorowie.
CARTER. —In sad, but loving, memory of dear
mother, who passed away on June 22, 1914. "They
that overcome shall walk with Him in white."—
Inserted by Winnie and Allen, Avon.
CHANDLER. —In sad, bat loving, memory of
our dear father, Joseph Chandler, who passed
away at Wellington, June 22, 1914.
A faithful father, true and kind;
No one on this earth like him we find.
—Inserted by his loving daughters, Annie and
Addie.
HORTIN. —In loving memory of our dear father,
John, who passed away at "Bully Acre," Tarcowie,
on June 22, 1912. Sadly missed. —Inserted by his
loving daughter and son-in-law, W. H. and L.
Love, Longwood.
HORTIN. —In loving memory of my dear father,
John Hortin, who died suddenly at "Bully Acre,"
Tarcowie, June 22, 1912.
There is one link death cannot sever;
Love's remembrance lasts for ever.
—Inserted by his loving son, John L. Hortin,
Blackrock.
HORTIN. —In loving memory of our dear hus-
band and father, who died June 22, 1912, at
"Bully Acre," Tarcowie.
Christ will clasp the broken chain
Closer when we meet again.
—Inserted by his loving wife and daughter, Julia
and Lizzie.
CARTER. —In loving memory of mother, who
died at Pine Hill, Windsor, June 22, 1914.—
Inserted by her loving son and daughter-in-law,
H. F. and O. Carter.
COUZENS. —In loving memory of my dear
mother, who departed this life June 22, 1910.
"Gone, but not forgotten."—Inserted by her lov-
ing daughter, Nelly.
SOULIE. —In loving memory of my dear hus-
band and our dear father, who died at North
Adelaide Private Hospital, June 22, 1907. Sadly
missed. —Inserted by his wife and family, Mel-
bourne.
WILLIAMS. —In loving memory of my dear
sister, who passed away June 22, 1912, at Ade-
laide.
A sister true as ever breathed
Has passed away from earth;
But memory lies within the hearts
Of those who knew her worth,
—Inserted by her loving sister and family, R.
Longwill.
WILLIAMS. —In loving memory of dear Auntie
Nell, who passed away June 22, 1912, at Adelaide.
Gone, but not forgotten. —Inserted by her loving
niece and nephew, Ivy and Jim,
WILLIAMS. —In loving memory of our dear
mother, who died June 22, 1912, at Adelaide.
Too far away from sight or speech.
But not too far for our thoughts to reach.
—Inserted by her loving daughter and son-in-
law, D. and C. Warsap, Port Lincoln.
WILLIAMS. —In fond memory of my dear wife
and mother, who passed away June 22, 1916, at
Adelaide.
When nights are dark and friends are few,
Dearest mother, how I long for you;
We mourn for you in silence unseen,
And live in memory of days that have been.
—Inserted by her loving daughter Gladys, and
husband in Egypt.
MARSHALL. —In loving remembrance of my
dearly beloved husband, Ross, who died June 22,
1915, also darling little Jean, only child of the
above, who died August 27, 1914.
I fain would have kept them,
And shrank from the stroke.
But link after link
The chain must be broke.
In sadness I watched
Their last parting breath,
Till they lay, after much suffering,
So peaceful in death.
—Inserted by his loving wife, Eva.
COONEY. —In fond remembrance of my dear
mother, who died at Pickering-street, Brompton,
on June 22, 1912.
No one she loved was by her side
To hear her iast faint sigh;
Or whisper just one loving word,
Or even say good-bye.
—Inserted by loving husband and daughter, Nellie.
JOSLING. —In loving memory of David William,
who died June 22, 1915. —Inserted by his loving
wife and children.
BEHNAU. —In loving memory of our dear
father, H. C. Bernau, who died at Adelaide on
June 22, 1914. —Inserted by his loving son and
daughter-in-law, W. and F. Bernau.
PETNEY. —In loving memory of my dear mother,
who died on June 22nd, 1910.
She has gone to her rest, all her, troubles are o'er.
She is free from all sorrow and pain.
The ills in this life, which she patiently bore.
Will never disturb her again.
—Inserted by her loving daughter, Grace.
In loving memory of our dear father, who
passed on June 22, 1908.
It seems but a day since he bade us good-bye.
His heart full of hope, his spirit so high.
How little we thought when lie left us that day
The grim hand of death would soon take him
away.
—Inserted by his loving daughter and son-in-law,
Hyacinth and Edward Hams, Yongala.
TURNER. —In loving memory of our dear mo-
ther, who died 22nd June, 1912. She lives with
us in memory still. —Inserted by her loving son,
daughters, and sons-in-law.
STEPHENS. —In sad but loving memory of our
dear husband and father, Hurtle John, who died
through the result of accident at Cowell Bros.',
on the 22nd of June, 1915. So dearly loved, so
sadly missed. R. I. P. —Inserted by his sorrowing
wife and sons.
BERNAU. —In sad but loving memory of our
dear husband and father, H. C. Bernau, who died
22nd June, 1914.
Two years have passed, and none can tell
The loss of our dear father we loved to well;
Could we but see him once again,
His face once more behold,
Could we. but hear his loving voice,
Of happiness untold.
—Inserted by his loving wife and children.

CLIFT. —In loving memory of our dear father,
who passed away at Mount Rat, June 22, 1915.
Wearied of life's long journey.
Of battles with pain and strife,
Gone from this world of sorrow,
We hope, to eternal life.
In our hearts your memory lingers;
In our hearts there's not a day
That we do not think of you.
—Inserted by his loving daughter and son-in-law,
R. and F. Redding.
CHANDLER. —In loving memory of Joseph
Chandler, who departed this life, June 22, 1914.
Gone is the face I loved so dear,
Silent the voice I used to hear;
Too far away from sight or speech,
But not too far for my thoughts, to reach.
—Inserted by his loving wife, E. Chandler, Wel-
lington.
MILBURN. —In loving memory of our dear son
and brother, Joe, who died June 21st, 1909.
Gone is the face we loved so dear;
Silent the voice we longed to hear;
God will clasp the broken chain
Closer when se meet again.
—Inserted by his father, mother, sisters, and
brothers.
BILLING. —In loving remembrance of dear May
(May Billing), who departed from this earth
23rd June, 1915. Gone, but not forgotten. —In-
serted by his loving friend, Mysie M. McBride.
175x176
MATES. —In loving memory of our dear daugh-
ter and sister, Dorothea (Dolly), who died at
Jamestown on June 23, 1913.
Our home was bright and happy once,
A family linked together.
But, oh, that chain is broken now,
One link has gone ror ever.
—Inserted by her parents, brothers, and sisters.
175x176
HOARE. —In loving memory of our dear little
Mavis, who died at Port Pirie on June 23, 1913.—
Inserted by her father, mother, brother, and sis-
ters.
MILDRUM. —In loving memory of our darling
little boy, Sydney Edwin, who died June 23, 1915.
Safe with the angels, whiter than snow. —Inserted
by his loving mother, sisters, and brother.
HAINS. —In loving memory of our dear son and
brother, Charles Samuel, who died June 23, 1915,
aged 44 years. Gone, but not forgotten. —In-
serted by his loving mother, sisters, and brothers.
COVENTRY. —In loving memory of our dear
mother, who died at Athelstone, June 24, 1913.
Although three years have passed away,
And your face we cannot see,
But let this little token tell
We still remember you.
—Inserted by her loving daughter and son-in-law,
A. and R. J. Bradbrook. 176dx
LEWIS. —In loving memory of Joseph Lewis,
who died at Ellen-street, Nailsworth, June 24,
1913. —Inserted by his loving wife, E. Lewis.
176dx
COVENTRY. —In loving memory of our dear
mother, who passed away at Athelstone, on June
24, 1913.
Not gone from memory, not gone from love;
But gone to our Father's home above.
Rest in the Saviour, sweetly rest.
They miss you most, who loved you best.
—Inserted by her living daughter, son-in-law,
Annie and W. Hautop, Broken Hill. 176dx
BRENNAN. —In loving memory of my dear
father, Patrick Brennan, who died at Saddle-
worth June 26, 1909. —K. and R. B. Rendall,
Western Australia. 178x176
SCHOTTELIUS. —In loving memory of our dear
brother and uncle, Will, who passed away at
Sandlewood on June 26, 1915.
With patience great he bore his pain,
His time had come to die;
And we that loved him here on earth
Will meet him by-and-bye.
—Inserted by his brother-in-law and sister,
nephews and nieces, Anlaby. 178x176
RETURN THANKS.
MRS. MURPHY, of Tavistock-street, and Mr.
and Mrs. H. BRAID desire to tender their
sincere THANKS to all kind friends and neighbors
for letters, telegrams, floral tributes, and other
expressions of sympathy in their sad bereavement.
CAMERON. —THE WIDOW and CHILDREN of
the Iate Chief P.O. A, S. (Chap) CAMERON
desire to THANK the many kind friends and
relations for letters, telegrams, cards, and floral
tributes, in their sad bereavement, especially Dr.
Muirhead and Nurse Peake, also Naval Forces,
R.A.G.A., and Port Adelaide Caledonian Society.
THE FAMILY of the late MRS. S. WELLING-
TON desire to THANK all kind friends for
letters, telegrams, and floral tributes, and espe-
cially Mesdames Bails, Edwards, and Queale, in
their sad bereavement; also Drs. Corbin and Ro-
gers, and especially Nurse Packard, for unremit-
ing attention during their late mother's illness.
MRS. B. RUCKERT, late of Scott-street, Park-
side, and Family desire to tender their sin-
cere THANKS to all kind Friends for letters, cards,
and floral tributes and other expressions of sym-
pathy in their recent sad bereavement.
MISS HAMLIN and Mrs. S. F. MOORE, of
Torrensville, desire to tender their sincere
THANKS to the Master Bakers' Association, and
all friends for letters, floral tributes, kindness
and sympathy, in their recent bereavement.
MR. E. McKINLEY and FAMILY, of Torrens-
ville, desire to THANK kind Friends and
Relatives for services rendered, expressions of
sympathy, and floral tributes, especially Nurse
Poole, Dr. W. A. Verco, and Pastor Wiltshire,
in their bereavement.
MR. S. MITCHELL and FAMILY, of Glen Os-
mond-road, wish to THANK all kind friends
and relations for letters of sympathy and floral
tributes in their recent sad bereavement.
MRS. T. H. CLANCY, of Alfred-street, Parkside,
and Relations desire to THANK Doctors and
Nurses of Adelaide Hospital, also Members of
Municipal Tramways Association Club and Union,
including personal kindnesses of friends, floral
tributes, telegrams, and letters and expressions of
sympathy in their recent sad bereavement.
MRS. J. W. HANNAFORD and FAMILY, of
Hamley Bridge, desire to THANK all kind
Friends and Relations for letters and expressions
of sympathy in their late sad bereavement.
MR. JOHN HOUSTON and FAMILY desire to
THANK Dr. Swift for his unremitting atten-
tion, and all kind Friends, for letters and floral
tributes, and especially to Mesdames Borthwick,
Stagg, and Crawford in their late sad bereavement.
MRS. A. FYFFE and Mr. and Mrs. H. LOW, of
Fuller-street, Walkerville, desire to THANK
all kind friends for letters, and telegrams, and ex-
pressions of sympathy in the death of their uncle;
also thanking Mr. Borthwick for his kindness.
THE WIFE and RELATIVES of the late W. G.
WILLISS wish to tender their sincere
THANKS to all friends and relatives, for letters,
and cards of sympathy, in their late sad breave-
ment, also neighbors and friends, for kind atten-
tions during illness.

THE SISTERS, BROTHERS, and RELATIVES
of EDWARD ALFRED (TED) KILLMIER,
wish to THANK kind friends for floral tributes
and letters of sympathy in their sad bereavement ;
special thanks being due to Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Pryor, for their great kindness and attention.
MR. and MRS. T. HUNT and FAMILY, of
Murat Bay, wish to tender their sincere
THANKS to all relatives and kind friends for their
expressions of sympathy, letters, cards, and tele-
grams, in the loss of their darling son and
brother, Private Ivan Cecil Hunt, who died of
pneumonia on active service, May 5, 1916.
THE FAMILY of the late Mr. WILLIAM BEER
desire to THANK all kind friends, also the
committee and employes of the Cooperative
Society, for sympathy, letters, telegrams, and
floral tributes in their recent sad bereavement.
THE FAMILY of the late WILLIAM CURTIS,
of Beverley, desire to THANK all kind
Friends for expressions of sympathy in their be-
reavement, especially Nurse S. Fee, of Exeter, Miss
M. Hughes, and Miss E. Swanston, for their kind
nursing, also Rev. H. Holmes and Rev. Jeffries,
and Dr. Parkhouse.
MR. GEORGE MAYERS, of Kolballa, and
FAMILY, of the late MRS. MAYERS, desire
to express their THANKS to relatives and all
kind friends for expressions of sympathy in tele-
grams, letters, and floral tributes in their sad
bereavements.
MRS. J. J. GRANT And DAUGHTERS desire to
THANK all kind friends and relations for
expressions of sympathy, letters, cards, telegrams,
and floral tributes in their recent sad bereave-
ment.
MRS. WEBBER and Miss RYAN, of the Oriental
Hotel, desire to THANK all kind friends and
relatives for letters, telegrams, and floral tributes;
also Drs. T. K. Hamilton and R. H. Marten, Mes-
dames Keneally, Taylor, and Miss Keneally, for.
their kind attention in their recent sad bereave-
ment.
MRS. JOHN OAKLEY and FAMILY, of Black-
fellow's Creek, desire to tender THANKS to
all Friends for expressions of sympathy in their
late sad bereavement; and to Dr. Haines for
kind attention.
MRS. G. NORTHRIDGE and FAMILY desire
to tender their sincere THANKS to all
kind Friends and Relatives for floral tributes,
letters, telegrams, and expressions of sympathy
in their recent sad bereavement.
MR. PERCY DAVIS desires to THANK all
kind Friends and Relatives for floral
tributes, telegrams, and letters of sympathy;
also Drs. Martin, Gilbert, and Smeaton, in his
recent sad bereavement.
MR. and Mrs. M. C. O'SHEA wish to THANK
all kind Friends for telegrams, cards, and
letters of sympathy, also floral tributes, in their
recent sad bereavement.
MRS. G. BURTON and FAMILY wish to re-
turn sincere THANKS lo all kind Friends
and Relatives for letters, telegrams, and floral
tributes, and cards of sympathy in their late sad
bereavement.
MR. and Mrs. THOMAS SANDEROOCK and
FAMILY, of Gawler, desire to express their
THANKS to Dr. Lendon and Mr. Cleary, of Ade-
laide, for expressions of sympathy and kindness,
in their late sad bereavement.
THE WIDOW and FAMILY of the late ALFRED
WEBB desire to THANK their many kind
friends, also members of Tramways Club and
Union, for floral tributes, cards, and expressions
of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement.
THE WIDOW and SONS of the late JAMES
McARTHUR, of Kangaroo Island, desire to
THANK Friends and Relatives for kind expres-
sions of sympathy in their sad bereavement
MR. H. TOLHURST and FAMILY desire to ex-
press THANKS to kind Relatives and Friends
for floral tributes, letters, cards, and expressions
of sympathy, also to kind neighbors and friends
during mother's illness.
THE FAMILY of the late JOHN EDWARD MAY-
NARD wish to THANK all kind Friends for
letters and expressions of sympathy in their late
sad bereavement.
MRS. J. EVEREST, Magill, desires to sincerely
THANK all kind Friends for letters, cards,
and expressions of sympathy in her recent sad
bereavement.
MR. and MRS. J. GODFREE desire to THANK
all Relatives and Friends for their kind ex-
pressions of sympathy in letters, cards, and floral
tributes in their sad bereavement; also Doctors,
Sisters, and Nurses of the North Adelaide Chil-
dren's Hospital, for their kind and unremitting
attention to their little daughter.
MR. J. LYALL, also BROTHERS and SISTERS
of the late MRS. LYALL, wish to THANK
all kind friends for their sympathy in their sad
and sudden bereavement.
MR. and MRS. W. NEALE desire to tender
their sincere THANKS to all kind Friends
and Relatives for letters of sympathy and floral
tributes in their recent sad bereavement.

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