Arthur Anderson

Arthur Anderson son of James and Eliza Anderson of "Oaklands", Dimboola, Victoria. Seriously injured at Gallipoli on 28 June 1915. Died 11 July 1915 after being evacuated to Alexandria.

The farmer who never returned to his beloved sun drenched Wimmera plains.



Carole Mules

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Allan McDOUGALL

DEATH.

MCDOUGALL.-Killed in action in France, on 12th April, 1917, Allan McDougall (Late Royal Scots), age 22 years 8 months, beloved  eldest son of A. and E. McDougall, Bunda street, Cairns, (South)

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Archie McDOUGALL

IN MEMORIAM.  

MCDOUGALL-In sad but loving memory of our dear brother, Archie, who died of wounds in Aveluy, France, April 11th, 1917.

Always remembered.

(Inserted by his parents, sisters and brothers.)

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John Joseph MOLE

MOLE. In loving memory of Sig.-sgt. J. J. Mole, killed in action in Belgium, 3rd October, 1916. Just three years ago we parted, Determination in his clear, grey eyes. Now a golden chord is severed, And our hopes in ruin lie. We shall meet but we shall miss him,   There will be one vacant chair. We shall linger to caress him While we breathe our evening prayer. Inverted by his loving mother, brothers, and sisters.

John Joseph MOLE, son of John MOLE and Minnie (nee FORSTER)

Mure Robertson FARQUHAR

FARQUHAR - In loving memory of Private M. R. Farquhar, Service Number 735, 18th Btn., A.I.F. eldest son of the late W. G. Farquhar, the Hummock, Bundaberg, and Mrs. Farquhar, Killed at Gallipoli, August 22, 1915.

His parents, William Gordon FARQUHAR and Margaret Wallace (nee ROBERTSON), still miss him.

Commonwealth War Graves Commission

Vivian Douglas ADAM

ADAM, Service Number 283, 25th Batt.— In loving memory of my dear Brother, Sgt. V. D. Adam, killed in action, Gallipoli, 31/10/15, aged 20.

Commonwealth War Graves Commission

H. BOOKER and H. CHIMES

IN MEMORIAM.  

In memory of our Sergeants H. Booker and H. Chimes, of the  15th Battalion, who fell at Anzac on August 7th, 1915. Gone, but not forgotten.

(Inserted by their comrade, Arthur Drake.)

Cairns Post - Monday 7th August, 1916

George Henry CHIMES

Sergeant George Henry CHIMES, Service Number 1904, died at ANZAC Cove on the 8th of August, 1915.

His parents, Arthur James CHIMES and Florence Emma (nee BARR) will never forget him.

Commonwealth War Graves Commission

Herbert Edward BOOKER

Sergeant Herbert Edward BOOKER, Service Number 1905, who died at ANZAC Cove on the 8th of August, 1915.

His father, Arthur Sidney BOOKER and his mother, Elizabeth Rose (nee HURLEY), both of Cairns, North Queensland, mourn the loss of a good boy.

Commonwealth War Graves Commission

Vernon Henry Barber

Born Fitzroy, Victoria 1893 to Henry Barber and Charlotte Barber nee
Pearce
Died 28th April 1915 Galipilli Turkey.
Number 968 5th Infantry Battalion rank CSM Posthumously raised to
WO2 circa 1922.
Lone Pine Memorial
The Age Monday 21 June 1915 Page 6
Still our hero.
Paul Pearce

Arnold William DARLING

Lance Corporal Arnold William Darling NX2755, 2/33 BN, 15/3/1912 - 7/9/1943.  Always remembered.

Oscar Thomas DUNN

Trooper Oscar Thomas DUNN, Service Number 461, died 28th June, 1915 at ANZAC Cove, aged 25.

His loving parents, Thomas DUNN and Mary Alice (nee CURRY) will always remember him.

Jack DEAZELEY

Private John (Jack) Firmin DEAZELEY, Service Number 412, died 28th June, 1915 at Gallipoli, aged 24.

His loving parents were William John DEAZELEY and Emily Beatrice (nee BLAKE)

John George FRY

In loving memory of Private John George Fry, Service Number 1943, who died at Anzac from wounds, August 22nd, 1915.

His parents, Thomas Furze FRY and Edith (nee BROWN) will never forget him.