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PLAQUE NO 32:

Cpl Francis M. Lodge (1908-12) PLAQUE NO 34: PLAQUE NO 35:
Dvr Harold L.Thomas (1906) Lt Colin C. Harwood (1907)
51st Battalion
Killed in Action: Passchendaele
110th Howitzer Battery 10th Australian Light Horse/British Army
12 October 1917. Age 20
Died of Wounds: Surrey England Died of Wounds: Nottingham UK
5 November 1917. Aged 23 6 November 1917. Age 23
Corporal Francis Lodge lived on The Esplanade at
Cottesloe. He attended Hale School from 1908 to 1912. Driver Harold Thomas was the son of a Perth lawyer. He Lieutenant Colin Harwood's father, Joshua, was an
He also joined the 51st Battalion in 1916 and was killed at embarked for France late in 1916 and was posted to the architect and builder in Perth. Colin, brother of Victor
Passchendaele.
110th Howitzer artillery battery as a horse handler. He was eventually went on to qualify as a surveyor. He joined the
badly wounded during the assault on Passchedaele Ridge 10th Light Horse Regiment in May 1915 and served on
Dedicated by his family. and died of his wounds in England. Gallipoli as a trooper. Later he was commissioned into a
Placed by his cousin, Mrs Constance Barrett-Lennard, British regiment and was wounded in the fighting around
assisted by Old Haleians, Mr Harry (1938-41) and Mr Dedicated by Hale School. Ypres in Belgium. He was transferred to a hospital in
Arthur Lodge (1942-52), also cousins - and whose Placed by Old Boy and then current member of the Hale Nottingham in England but died there of his wounds.
father fought on the Western Front with an artillery unit School Board of Governors, Mr David Aitken, assisted by
between 1916 and 1918. his son Jacob. Dedicated by Hale School.
Placed by a former commanding officer of the 10th Light
PLAQUE NO 33: Horse Regiment in Western Australia, Haleian Lieutenant-
Colonel John Deykin (1947-48).
Pte William G. Mudie (1913)

11th Battalion
Killed in Action: Passchendaele
31 October 1917. Age 20

William Mudie's family lived in Fremantle. He joined the
11th Battalion in 1916 and was posted to the Western
Front as a reinforcement.

Dedicated by Hale School.
Placed by Mrs Jane Inverarity.

Francis Miller Lodge:
Photo Courtesy Australian War Memorial