Berkshire and the War “The Reading Standard” pictorial record . Volume 2. p 325
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| Title | Berkshire and the War “The Reading Standard” pictorial record . Volume 2. p 325 |
|---|---|
| Date | 1917 |
| Page number | 325 |
| Publisher | Unknown |
| Description | Not available |
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[photo,portrait] Pte. H. HARRIS, Army Ordnance Corps, 20, Donnington Gardens, Reading. - Invalided out after active service.
[photo,portrait] The late Private FRANK STOKES, 19th Hussars, Finchampstead, Wokingham. Died at sea. Aged 25.
[photo,portrait] Pte. WM. EVANS, 1st Batt. Hereford Regt., Stoke Row Common. - Wounded. A brother has been killed in act i on.
[photo,portrait] The late Pte. WALTER HEDGES, 19, Mount Pleasant, Reading. - Killed in action. Aged 28
[photo,portrait] Corpl. SIDNEY ERNEST BRISTOW, 5th Batt. Devon Regt., attached 2nd Batt. Dorset Regt., King's Meadow Road, Reading. - Wounded.
[photo, group, exterior] A LOYAL BERKSHIREMAN IN AFRICA. - Seated on the first camel is Lieut. F. W. Wing, D.C.M., an old Reading boy. Son of a Berks Militia colour- sergeant who served in the Indian Mutiny, he has served in the 5th Lancers, the South African Constabulary, Berks Yeomanry (S.Q.M.S. of B Squadron), Durban Light Infantry and Imperial Light Horse (S.S.M.), fought in the Transvaal (1900) and German S.W. Africa (1915) and now trains cadets in Johannesburg.
[photo,portrait] Bomb. H. BUTLER, 43rd Heavy Siege Battery R.G.A., Forest Road, Wokingham. - Discharged medically unfit, after six years' service.
[photo,portrait, equestrian] Tpr. GEO. E. HEDGES, 9th Lancers, Catmore, Wantage. - Wounded.