IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 305, 21 December 1912, Page 12

IN MEMORIAM.

6EACE- —In lovins; memory or r 'Ur dpa: mother, who departed Uiis life on Deccm ber 2L ISII. .We loiss-ther from our borne. I We miss thee from thy place: A shadow o'er our life i≤ cast, We miss the £UD=iiiue of thy fare. We "miss thr kiod and v.-iiiiaj hand. Thy fonri and earuest care. Oar home is dark wimout tbec. We miss thee everywhere. Inserted by b?r lon'ug sons, Thoma: sad Willlan." JQAN-—ln loving memory of Andrew Joan who departed this lite 21st December 1210. " I hay& lost my poui's companion. A'liXe linked with my own: Qne in work, love, aud feeling— Death "has parted, now aloiir , . Inserted by his losing n-ife. Louise Joia. JOAN.-—ln loving memory of our deal fatter. War is the grave trkere nnr father is laid. Sw«et is the memory that oever will fadej Flowers may wither. lootps fade and dii?. If others.forget you never win we. Inserted by bis loving pons, dangbtcr, and son-in-raw, G. Joan aud All. and llaj Matthews. SMITH.—In Invinr memnry of "ur deal fether. who departed this iiie on December 20th. 1597. It is jast fifteen years as* 1 to-day. But still to memoir <3rar: "We fondly breathe thy namo. dear father. And shed a silent tear. A father n»re gentle, kinil and true— Dear father, we are always thinking of you Hen- hard was the blow which compelled v: to par , .' FroDi a loved one so ilear iJd Dear to oci ~d easts. Jnserted by his Invinc and son le-!hw, Waller Birkenou. WALSH. —In sad and memory of my , dear liusband and logins fitber Wiiliam Alfrtis Wals'u. w ß n dppan.ed this life on Deceffiber 21. 1307. R.I.P. All is dark within our dwellfa*:. T,bhely is oar home to-day, j For- the one who stnilpd to clicf r us Eas for ever passed Asd will never be for^oucz Sadly lEssr:ed by his lovins wife ana '■hillrec SSSEAVE3HSST CASD. iLES. >V. EROWNHILL AND FAMILY «i=a to t-jnnfr all and friends for tlxfi sincere sympathy to theia in their recent sad bereavement: for cards. telegrams, letters aod floral emblems received; also, Nurse Condick and Dr. Casement Aickin, for t'leir unremitting care and attention. THE FAMILY OF THE LATE MRS .7ASIES CAHADUS desire to esprets their thanks for the kindness . cud sympathy Shown them in their recent bereavement.