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Son of Albert James GARLICK and Mary Jane nee DONNELLY

Husband of Rosamund G. Garlick, of Germiston, Transvaal, South Africa.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Garlick, of Piccadilly-street,  Kalgoorlie, have been advised that their son, Lieut. C. L. Garlick, of the South African Air Force, is reported  missing following air operations.

GARLICK.— In loving memory of my dear brother,  Lieut. C. L. (Ted) Garlick, S.A.A.F., killed in action on  October 27, 1943.
Ever remembered.
— Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law, Mr.  and Mrs. J. Pember.

GARLICK.— In loving memory of our loving son and  brother, Lieutenant Clive Lancelot (Ted) Garlick, missing air operations over Aegean Sea, October 27, 
1943.
How often we look at your photo,
How often we murmur your
name.
And nobody knows the longing
To have you back again:
But God will take care of you,
Ted, dear,
Till we cross the divide,
Then up in God's beautiful gar-
den,
We will walk side by side.
- Inserted by his loving father and mother, sisters and brothers.

GARLICK.— In memory of our dear  rother, Clive  Lancelot (Ted), missing October 27, 1943. 
Our airman we cannot forget.
-Inserted by Ettie and John.

Mrs. Rona Garlick, daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. A.  J. Garlick, of Piccadilly street, Kalgoorlie, has arrived  from South Africa on a visit. She is the wife of  Lieutenant C. L. (Ted) Garlick, who was a pilot-officer in the S.A.A.F. His plane was lost over the Aegean Sea many months ago. Ted, who left Australia six years  ago, was well known among goldfields cyclists and was a prominent rider. He was a member of the staff of his uncle's business in Germiston before enlisting, in the S.A.A.F.