... lantern*, streamers, etc., the whole building lending itself well for decoration. Round the walls the Battalion* battle honours, Vpres Somme, Am*, and Paacbendaele with iteh. and Avhiet brand and Cambrai with the and over each of them the Divisional sign* ...

... begun in the second battle of M • Ypres, in AV 1915, alien the Germans used gas for the first time, and gas-masks were , unknown. In Feb.. 1916, they tool: part in' the battle for the international French; in the battle, of the Somme, Sept. 1916; Arras ...

... wort aavnfire. For nearly two years preinn.: the battle of the Somme. France stood alone to face the' battering of thv (7,• man boa on the Western front, and. ,Itin.n.gh later on her share in the battle was oirninishod._ she still bore the taunt of the ...

... through getting wet the District &deny., This was due to drivers by Nippon Karaha of from 145 (228 Id) toiat wound the battle if the Somme in 1916. He e did was being are of the settlement. (vv., Bd)became effectiv r'' to ., ..,_ ed in the leg at that time ...

... the Yorks, and after going France he the above regiment and dorinelirs two years on active service has in the niggest battles on the Somme and Arras. After peace was proclaimed be, with his regiment, started the march to form the army of occupation on the ...

... 1916, lie was drafted to France on June 'lst. and passed through most the severe fighting that followed, including the battles on the Somme (where he was wonndejl), Pa*- lachendale Ridge, Cambrai, enamel, jr Sois’sons during the great German offer? ...

... Force, and was with that unit for two yea»Te, till his death- While serving in Prance he in some of the heaviest battles including the Somme. was supposed to on his way home when brig death occurred His younger brother. Beewick mi Marine a Palestine. ...

... be fought right until hostiliti es, oared. The moat notable enpiemants be was' in. were the battle of the Somme, 1911; Vimy Ridge 1917; let and 2nd battles of C.ambrai, 19171 offanive d and aubaegnen was tooted rting captain in June 1911. The follow ...

... 1914, he was sent to France on January Uth 1916, and passed through much of the fighting that followed, notably the battles of the Somme (where he was both wounded and shellshocked); Arras and Ypres. About the middle of Juno last he was drafted Italy,and ...

... actions he was engaged in :—Lancresies, battles of the Marne and the Aisne, three battles of', Ypres ewherc he was twice wounded through' Moth shoulders), Nieuve Chapelle, Rich-I hour,. Lac*, battles of the Somme, Cambrai, Yser canal, Arras, and CAsiselles ...

... desperate fighting of the last four years, and, on two days alone, the day of St. Julien and the first day of the great battle of the Somme, they made history which will live es long as the British army remains in existent*. Those who are left then► will march ...

... gold cigarette ease to Major Irwin Wright. who was twice mentioned in dispatches, and was awarded the D.S.O. at the Battle of the Somme; a silver cigarette case to Capt. Howard Dargie, who was awaeted the Milits-y Cross for gallantry and devotion to duty ...