IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 146, 21 June 1915, Page 12

IN MEMORIAM.

BTTLLDN. —In fond and loviup memory of our dear brother, Alfred Benjamin, who departed this life June 20, 1012. Gone, but not forgotten. Inserted by his loving sisters and brothers. EASTOE.—In lovinc memory of little Chnrlle, n-ho passed aivav on June 20, 1914. God Elves: . Up does not take away; , He only safely keeps" above Inserted liy his parents. LONG LEY. —In loving memory of my dear father, Joseph Longley, who'dp-parted this life at Cambridge, Walkato ou Juuf °1 190 S.

Inserted by ibis loving anucnter Jeannie D. Elliott, New Plymouth.

M-cLEOD.—In sad but foud memory of my dear husband. 'Donald Norman who departed this life on June 21, ISH4. Ko tongue can tell, no Mps can say ■How much I mis« you day by day; (How hard was the blow which 'compelled mc to part From a loved one so near and dear to my heart.

■Xo matter how I pray, dear Norm, No matter how I call, There Is nothlnc left to answer But your photo on the wall. Inserted by his loving wife, Nelly McLeod.

iIcLEOD.—In lovins memory of my dear brother Norman, who died on June 21sj, 1914, at Thistle Farm, Waipu.

My henrt for you is aching. And through lonely nights and days I miss you, yes, I miss you. In a thousand different ways. O may I look with eyes of faith, Far past this world of pain. To better scones of happiness Where we two shall meet again. Inserted by his sorrowing and loving elster, Lena McKay.

fiTACEY.—In loving memory of my dear wife, Annie Parke Stacey, who departed tins'We Jane 21, 101?.

Inserted by fcer loving husband, Geo. Btacey.