IN MEMORIAM.

BROKENSHIRE.—In sad and loving j memory of my dear -Bother, who passed away September 2S. 1017. j Dear is rii e zrave where uir mother is laid. Sweet is the memory that never will fade. Flowers may wither, leaves turn and die, ■If others forset her never will I. I .-annot clasp your hand, dear mother, 1 cannot see your smiling face. The fairest fb>wers are first to fall, I The sweetest first to fade. Inserted by her loviu- daughter and j son-in-law, Laurel and Charles Pearce. ! ■ DODDS.-In loving memory of Diary, the ! beloved wife of the late "Norman Dodds. who departed This life on September 30. ', ir".<S. May her sonl rest in pence. Inserted by her famiiv and sister K. j Bnge- ; DODDS.—In loving memory of our dear j Mother, Mary D-sd.is, who departed this ! life on September 30. 1003Eleven sad years have passed since that I sad day, : When one we loved was called away. May her soul rest in peace. Inserted by her iovins sons and only ; daughter. LIP GUEY.—In loving memory of Mary Lip Guey, who dl = d on the —'_ Septeuii>er. l&lti. We never shall forget you While life aud memory lasts. Inserted by her loving daughters and OSBORN.—In fond and loving memory of I oar dear mother, who passid away, "sepi tember 30. IyOT. j Where crystal streams through endless ; Flow over colden sands: And where the old grow roc_ attain, We'ii clasp our mother's hand. In .-rted by her daughter, H. Osborn. ; and _-us, J. and D. Osbom. E-i«om I BEREAVEJHEI.T AND IN fflE-ORIAI* . CARDS. — The latest designs at me' "Auckland Star" OQce, Shortland Street, i Reasonable charges an_ prompt de_rerj. j ->