IN MEMORIAM.
' CLUES.—In loving memory of my dear grandfather. William Clues, who died "* .JSHarch H, 1914. -^*_raiH—father is gone, but not forgotten. Nor is tbe good advice he gave; ->, Sweet thoughts shall ever linger - ** Round my dear grandfather's grave. ' __o_g days and nights he bore in pain; _Co-v?ait for cure was all in vain. ' ! Inssted by his loving grandson, Willie ■" '^Cless. JCLUES. —In loving memory of my dear husband, William Clues, who died March 21, ■_. 3314. _ I have lost my soul's companion, . ; A life linked with my own: >, *"" One in work, love, and liking. - v Death has parted; now alone. £ Some may think I have forgotten When at times they see mc smile: , :'. But they little know the vacant heart 2, ':>' That smile hides all the while. '.- He was always kind and tree: Never murmured in his sufferings; ~ Still I knew what he went through. "" -Inserted by his loving wife, E.J. Clues. JACKSON. —In loving memory of James Moon Jackson, who died March 21, 1013. Years may come and pass away. ' But your dear face will never fade, For I love you just as dearly Though you are sil?nt in your grave. Inserted by brother Ernie. PEEKINS.—In fond remembrance of our dear Beatrice, of Te Kopuru, who departed this life March 22. 1907. We shall meet on that beautiful shore. Inserted by her loving parent, sister and brothers.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 69, 22 March 1915, Page 10
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228IN MEMORIAM. Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 69, 22 March 1915, Page 10
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