Top Row (left to right)

1. Capt. Eric Stanley Ayre. 1^st Newfoundland Regiment, son of Mrs. Robt. Chesley Ayre, Aged 28; educated at Methodist College and Leys School, Cambridge. Killed in action, July 1^st, 1916.
2. Capt. Bernard Pitts Ayre. Norfolk Regiment, brother to Eric, aged 24, educated at Methodist College and Leys School, Cambridge. Took an Honours degree in Medicine at Jesus College, Cambridge University. Killed in action, July 1^st, 1916.
3. Lieut. Gerald Walter Ayre. 1^st Newfoundland Regiment. Son of Fred. W. Ayre, Aged 25; educated at Methodist College and Rossall College. Killed in action, July 1^st, 1916.
4. Lieut. Wilfrid Douglas Ayre. 1^st Newfoundland Regiment. Son of Charles P. Ayre, Aged 21, educated at Methodist College and Leys School, Cambridge. Killed in action, July 1^st, 1916.

Bottom Row (left to right)

1. L-Corp. Gordon Bastow. Son of M. A. Bastow. Killed October 11^th, 1916.
2. Pte. Leonard J. Barrett. Killed in action, July 1^st, 1916.
3. Lieut. George H. Taylor. nt. Son of E. F. Taylor, Esq., of H. M. Customs, died on July 1^st, 1916.
4. Pte. G. Phillips. Military Medal and Russian Cross. Missing since Oct. 12^th, 1916.
5. Lieut. R. Wallace Ross. Killed in action July 1^st, 1916, in France. A brother in Newfoundland Regiment. Son of Hector Ross, Esq., Victoria Street.