The following ‘In Memoriam’ notices originally appeared in Australian newspapers, and were reproduced in Robin S. Corfield’s excellent book, Don’t forget me, cobber: The Battle of Fromelles 19/20 July 1916. This comprehensive work is available from the Australian War Memorial bookshop.

BLAKE. Killed in action on 19 July 1916 (previously reported missing) George Francis, No 4737, late of 59th Bn sailed only on March 7 of the same year.
I have lost my soul’s companion
A life linked with my own
Each day I miss his footsteps
As I walk through life alone.
- inserted by his loving wife.
[The Age, Melbourne, 19 July 1917]

BLAKE. In loving memory of George Francis killed in France 19 July 1916.
- 30 long years. Ever remembered.
Inserted by Jean.
[The Argus, Melbourne, 19 July 1946]

CAINES, Percy. Killed in action Fleurbaix 19 July 1916.
Though absent, he is very near.
Still loved, still missed and very dear.
Inserted by his sister.
[The Age, Melbourne, 19 July 1966]

CRUICKSHANKS. Sweetest memories of my darling son and our dear brother Roy, killed in action July 19, 1916 (PRM) aged 17 years.
As years roll on we miss you more.
Never forgotten by his loving mother, sisters, brothers-in-law, Irene and Arthur, Lottie and Perce, Ella, only brother Cliff and sister-in-law Vera.
[Sydney Morning Herald, 18 July 1936]

FLOWERS. Private Frank Flowers, 3512, 60th Bn, 1st AIF. Killed in action, 19 July 1916 at Fleurbaix, France. Dearly loved and loving husband of Margaret Storrie Moffat (deceased). Son of George and Catherine Flowers of Heathcote. 
With loving memories of our father Frank, and of his Maggie, dear mother.
Nell, Mrs A C Eadie, Frank and George Flowers and families.
[The Age, Melbourne, 19 July 1986]

GIBBINS. In proud memory of Captain Norman Gibbins, of 55th Bn, killed at the very end of the terrible fighting at Fleurbaix, July 20, 1916. Loved and admired by every soldier who knew him.
Inserted by seven of his ‘lads’ of the original B Coy, 55th.
[Sydney Morning Herald, 19 July 1919]

HULKS. In loving memory of my dear husband and our darling dadda, Lieut Frederick Hulks, 32nd Bn, killed in action, Fleurbaix, July 19 1916.
Until the day break. Inserted by his devoted wife Jennie and children Gloria, Phyllis and Freddie.
[Sydney Morning Herald, 19 July 1919]

NITCHIE. In loving memory of my dear daddy, Pte J L Nitchie, killed in action, July 19, 1916, also my dear uncle, Pte L Nitchie, killed in action, August 4, 1916.
Though I am far away dear daddy,
And your grave I cannot see
I am always thinking of you
As you used to think of me.
Inserted by his loving daughter, little Ivy.
[Geelong Advertiser, 19 July 1920]

POLGLAZE. Charles, 2884. 59th Bn of Thornbury. K in A Fromelles, France, July 19 1916. Remembered with respect. Bruce Jager.
[Herald-Sun, Melbourne, 19 July 1991]

8th BDE. A tribute to the memory of my pals of 8th Inf Bde, who made the supreme sacrifice at Fleurbaix on 19th and 20th July 1916.
Mid shot and shell, a living hell
They faced the foe that day.
Australia’s sons against German guns
They fought at Fleurbaix.
They paid the price, the sacrifice
They died for you and me.
God grant them rest, Australia’s best,
Who fought for liberty.
Inserted by A F Aldersley (late 31st Battalion)
[The Register, Adelaide, 19 July 1930]