"The tablet would be 2 feet by 3 feet. The letters would be raised. There would be an ornamental border but no other decoration except a plain cross pattern and it would be made and cast in the foundry of Crown Mines and oxidised at the Municipal foundry. It is quite a handsome piece of work and not ostentatious."
The memorial was inscribed:
IN THANKFUL REMEMBRANCE OF THOSE MEMBERS OF CHRIST CHURCH WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE TWO WORLD WARS 1914 1918 1939 1945 Archie Arnold Carl Andersen Douglas Estill Maurice Bunn Harry Hanson Allan Chalmers Arthur Hoggan Robert Conohie Sidney Honey Donald Fietze Wilson Honey Edgar Gillman George Pattenden Arthur Little Arthur Rives Guy Marks Edward Rives Douglas McCrann Harry Sycamore Harry Metcalfe Horace Sanderson Alfred Vey Walter Smith Godfrey Ward Sydney Sparkes Hugh Webb Frederick Westley
THE TABERNACLE AND SANCTUARY LAMP IN THIS CHAPEL HAS BEEN PLACED HERE BY THE PARENTS OF HARRY S. METCALFE 3RD ENGINEER OF THE NOVA SCOTIA WHO DIED IN THE SERVICE OF HIS COUNTRY ON NOVEMBER 29 1942 GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS THAT A MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR HIS FRIENDS
There were also two wooden panels that listed Consolidated Langlaagte Mines Employees who served in "German-West", "Overseas" and "German East" Contingents
