War in South Africa Memorial

In Memory of
the undermentioned
Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers & Men
of the
West Australian Contingents
who were Killed in Action or Died from Wounds or Disease
the War in South Africa 1899-1902

Major H G Moor RA
Lieut A A Forrest Lieut G S W Hensman
Lieut G A Moris Lieut S S Reid

Sgt F F Edwards Far. Sgt R H McGregor Cor G N Bishop
Cor W E Bollinger Cor R J Furlong Lance Cor J G Dalliston

Privates
T H Angel F T Adams R Alday A Blanck W H Cross* M Conway
W M Collett C C Clifford J Delahunty W J Dunstan H Force
O E Fry Wm Fraser B Fisher E A Hambly A Hammond
J Hume E G Iles Jas Kay W J McPhee W Parker
F Page J Roscoe J Semple H Solomon R W Spencer
J B M Thurston G Westcott H White T H Wilson

And in the Great War 1914-1918
Lieut Col C J Todd CMG Major J B Mills Major F M W Parker DSO Capt R T McMaster
Capt C A Barnes Lieut W C Mills Lieut N G Sherard Sgt Major S G McWhirter Sgt H A Campbell
Sgt E H Welchman Pte E W Bell Pte E Brady Pte M Cunningham Pte W Davis Pte S Jones
Pte G F Lidington Pte T F Mansbridge Pte J Marshall Pte F W Seccombe Pte J H Wilson

This Foundation Stone
was laid by
HRH The Duke of Cornwall and York KC KT KP &c
on the occasion of the visit to Australia
of their Royal Highnesses
the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York
to open the Parliament of the Commonwealth
22nd July 1901

* Private William Henry Cross 74 is not recorded as a casualty on the Australian War Memorial Roll of Honour.  He contracted Tuberculosis and was repatriated, passing away in Fremantle on 13 January 1902.