IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Issue 123, 24 May 1919, Page 16

IN MEMORIAM.

BILLING—In loving memory of my liear father, George Billing, who died 2Sth May, is IS. Can I forget? Ah, z*ot For memory's golden i-lia!n Still binds my heart to him in love, Till we meet and touch aijaln. Inserted bj" his loving son, W. A. Billlns--CURGEN'VEN. —In loving memory of my dear wife. Ann Jane, who passed away on May 23. VJIS. A eudden change—at God's command she fell; She had no time to bid mc farewell. The summons came without a warning given. Thar baJe her haste to meet her God in heaven. Inserted by her lovicg husband, S. Curgenven. CURGENVEX.—In loving memory or our dauphter-iu-law and. sister-in-law Ann Jane, who departed this life on May 25. IUIS. Dearest Annie, ehe has left us; Left us, yes. for evermore. But we hope lo meet our loved one. On that bright and happy shore. law, K. J. and A. Curgeuveu and Family. GURGENVEN.—In loving memory of Ann Jane, who parsed away on May 2T», IUIS. The boon his love had given. And thonzh the bod; slumbers here. Inserted by her loving cousin, Florric Brimble. CrrcOENVEN.-In loving memory of Ann Jane, who passed away on May l'.tiS. Not dead to us—we loved her dear— Not lost, but gone before. Sh» lives with us in aiemof still And will for evermore. Inserted b- her loving sLster-in-1-.w Millie, and Friend A.C. ' CURGEN-VEN—In lovinc memory of mv 1 r.im home you loved so well CUHGEXVEN.—In lovin~ mor, denr sister ,nnie who "^ May 2."., 191 S. sm anay oa So loved, so mourned Inserted h- her loving hroth'er, Private 8..b Kent ,on active service). CT.HGENTEN.-ln lovi n; mr . morT nf Ma'; Tilt*'- Kh ° P—d^awaVZ Amtar/w. hy%ve ci e io n ye e he7'MV,l D £f , -'"-= —ory of my dear wife 22rt Ms. departed tb fe life on May Hut her memory is as dear to-lay Drew!*G?et n ."" lOViQS bustaQd ; GILBERT.-in loving memory of mv de« Vfiu-e he yonr rest, .lear rod. 111 deain we ,i o tne Bame *i£T r i d iJZ " 3 lovins mother anii KiU3EI£T. -In aflWtlnnat* remem«3rancp ~1 ••S..me time well understand. ,, lu*ert«i by his sister, F. Wade. HEitnERT. in affectionate remeiabranci yl Hurrj- iU-rfert. w1.,, ,iIeU May -J4, l«)U, ll "h'uiu^i- t BW Srt ""* "" ria aSmiU ' I,rit± Or wmetime. sljh a saddened while al i.ite s conceit: But always was his wit retine-1. his mirtl humane. Bis humnur never waied unkind or co:irs« Etenl.ll rest jrrant unto him. O I>.rd and ■-' txrpetnal ii- bt si] ., n( . apon ~,„!' a " lnsenol by Wj surrowin "

GILBERT.—In loving memory of my dear brother, Charles, who died May 25, 1913. As the ivy clings to the oak, So our memory clings to thee. Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law. L. and J. Thompson, Backville Street. LIOIITFOOT—In loving memory of Helen I Eliza (Nellie), the dearly beloved daug-hte;-I of Edwin and the late Eliza Lisbtfoot, I who departed this life on May 24th, 1335. Inserted by her loving Ruber. MCDONALD—In loving memory of Alexander, beloved husband of Elizabeth McDonald, who departed this life on May 23th, 1917. Oh for the touch of a vanished hand, And the sound of a voice that is still. Inserted by his bereaved wife and family. M-HONALI>.-In fond and loving memory of our dear father ami praudpa, Alexander McDonald, who passed away on May 2oth, "He giveth unto his beloved, sloep." Sadly nitesed. Inserted by his loving smi and daughter-in-law and grandchildren. SCOTT. -In loving memory of my dear mother, lieorgina Scott, who passed away ai Napier, on May 24th, I'JIS. Sadly missed. Inserted by her sorrowing daughter, Elsie Tombs, Auckland.