IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 22, 26 January 1921, Page 12

IN MEMORIAM.

ll'Xl'.-In I..vim; i,,,.n,,.ry of u:v iliv.r wlff ~:.! our i!ii!linir mother, Kv.i Mulwll, who ili'imrieil iliis life Jniiiuiry s>. I!HU. Kv.-ry il.iv ~nr tb.-n-lits do wander To :i inn-,, so far away. When- rliey laid my wife. .lust n year ago to-day. Oil. how w t > miss our dear, kind mother. So:m> may tliink Uie wound is healed. Km they ilo i:«t know the sorrow IK't-p wiiliin o.;r hearts rooi'enled. liiM>rti<il liy her sorrowing hlishaud and her ehiMren. Dai/hce, Alien, and Dairy.. UnUTiIX.- In loTins memory of my dear husband. Arthur Hnrtou, killed ac Tenn>se January llli, 1920. I have l,,st ray soiil's companion, A life linked with my own. One in work. love, and fiwlillß llea'.h lias parted, now alone: A beautiful memory left behind. A loviUK hnstiand. ' K i M .d and kind. Inserted t>y his luvinjc wife, L.. llorton.

HORTOX.- In loving memory of my dear father. Arthur Horton, killed iv Penrose. January 2(1. lx:<i. A beautiful memory left behind of a loving father, good and kind: 1 have lost, but Heaven has pained One of the best the world contained. Inserted by his loving daughter, Frances 1 lorton.

cIORTON.—In lovinj; memory of A. J. Horton, late of l'enrose. killed at I'enrose, January 1920. Hbs life was all love and labour. His heart for his loved ones beat true; Ut lovingly .lid bis duty. Inserted by a true and sincere friend.

WILLS.-In fond and lovinp memory of onr dear mother and wife. Emma Mills, who departed this lift- January 20, 1020. All is dark within our dwelling, Lonely are our hearts to-day; For the one we loved so dearly Has for ever passed away. Inserted by father and son Arthur.

SOT*TH.— In Invinjr memory of my dear husband, John Edward, who passed away .laiiuary -<•, 1010. To-day as we li.ok at your photo.. The likeness so lovely and true. No cmc knows how our hearts are aching, and longing, dear dad, for you. Inserted i.y his loving wife and childreu, j, Gnirtan street.