IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 110, 9 May 1918, Page 10

IN MEMORIAM.

BARK.-In loving memory of my dear | mother, who departed this life May t>, 1913. The weary hours anil days of puin. The troubled, sleepless nights are past,; The ever-patient, worn-out frame Has gained eternal rest at last. Inserted by her loving daughter, A. Saunders. . FENTON.—In sad and loving memory of : cur dear son and brother, Charlie M. | Fenton, who departed this life on May i 0. 1917. ■Tis hard to break the tender cord. Wbtn love has bound the heart; *Tis hard, so hard, to speak the word. We for a time must part. Dearest loved one. we have laid thee, In the peaceful grave's embrace; But thr mtmory will be cherished. Till we see virar heavenly face. I Inserted by his loving mother, father, I sisters and brothers. FENTON.—In fond and loving memory ol my dear brother Charlie, who departed this life on May 9, 1917. Dear is the grave where my brother Is 'aid. Sweet is the memory that will never fade: Flowers may wither, leaves fade and die I Others may forget you. but never will 1.1 Kest in peace. Inserted by his loving sister and tamily. Mrs. E. Harper, Devonport. FEXTOS.—In foad memory of my dear pal Cha-ile, wllo departed tlfis life "on May O^ Do not ask mc If I miss him. There Is such a vacant place. Can I e'er forget his footsteps. And his old familiar face; Inserted by Ms pal, B.H.W. FENTON.—In sad but loving memory of my dear friend Charlie, who entered into rest on May 9. 1917. Ever remembered. "Tig just one year ago. dear Charlie, Since you were called away To take your rest, with Him on high Your weary head to lay. In early morn when all was still | God gave his great command; In perfect peace you passed awoy Into a better laud. Inserted by his loving friend. Violet H. Morris, Owec-s Road. Mount Eden. ■iIKT.LER. —In loving memory of Margaret | Muller, who departed this life May s, rji3. The Sowers we place upon her grave May wither and decay; But th-e love we have within our hearts. Will never fade away. Inserted by her loving eWter (Nurse O'Grady) and family. NEI-'SON. —In loving memory of my dear father, who passed away at Auckland, May l>, 1013. Ever remembered. Inserted by his loving daughter and pon-in-law, Wienie and Otto Fitzslmmons, West Street. BEREAVEMENT CASH. MRS. C. KELLY sincerely thnnks nil kind friends who nympathlsed with her, both personally and by menus of telegrams, wreaths, letters, und cards, iv the recent loss of her vlear little sou. MR. W. F. T'AItHONS AND SONS Elncerely thank all kind friends who gave help and who sympathised with them in their sad bereavement; also for letters and floral tributes received. Epectal in llcmoriam Cards, toith Soldiers' Badges, can be obtained et the "Star" Office.