DEATHS.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 83, 10 April 1922, Page 1

DEATHS.

BUCHANAN.—On April 7. 1922. at bis residence. H, Seavipw Terrace. Mt. Albert. Leslie Alfred (Marvntn. dearly beloved I huFhand of Constance Elizaheth Buchanan; ageil :i!i years. Australian papers please copy. j DAVIS.—On April n. at it. Wcstbouni'*! RoaJ. Remuera. Nohlc Coleman King 1 dearly beloved and y-juncer s.i-t of t'7i' ' late Rev. .Inhn King Davis and Annie I Davis: aged 23 years. By request no! mourning. Funeral to-morrow Tuesday April 11. at 10.45 a.m.. at St. Luke's Mount Albert. '' | McGregor.—On April 9. 1922 lolm M-ir-i tin. dearly beloved infant son of JnckYnd i Ida McGregor, of 49. Kaildou Read. Grey I Lynn. Sadly missed. SMITH.—On April 9. at Auckland. Andrew Smith, lntc of Mangcrn, father of Robert Smith. Nev.- Zealand Rnilwavs: aged 77 years. Private Interment. IN arEMOSJAK. r_UBTF.NSEN.-In fond remembran.e ■ f "ur dear mother, who died a- Thames April 10. 1911. Thousrh death divides ton i ' memory rllntrs. Inserted by her loving I son and daughters. LANDRY. —In loving mcuio-.v of my dcirl mother, who died April 10. 1914. ' Sadly missed. Inserted by hr-r loving clac-litc- ! Nellie Butler. Napier .-•tree!. MKYRIOK.—In loving memory of my dear friend Pearl Meyrl'-k. vlio died \.i r i! 79 1921 Dearly loved, lu-eried by Mabel McDonald. Bellwood Ay. SIMPSON.—In loving memory or our darlinc little Doreen who pn-sed -iwav j April 10. 1921. So sadly missed. '"' ' I Oh. for the torch of a vanished hand. ! And the sound of a voice that is still. I Inserted by be'- loving mother, father. ! and brother Bertie. SIMPSON.-Iu loving memory of our dear little niece, who passed away. April 10. There is a link de a t;. eamW se--er. Sweet remembrance lasts fur ever. Inserted by her loving aunt and uncle. D. and W. Lambert. SIMPSON.-In levins memory of our dear little granddaughter, who passed away Aprli 10, Isc. ' Vfe never shall for~et her. The one we loved so well: I Ho-.v much we sadly miss her. | No tongue can ever tell. I Inserted by her loving era-idparents. I fi. and S. Falrley. 7. Abbot.-ford St. [ SIMPSON.—In lovin- memory ef lit tie. Doreen. who passed away cm April In. I 1921. ' ! Sleep on. dear babe, thy head epon thy! breast. ' | We loved tjiee. but Jesus loved i.!:ee best. Inserted by her grandparents an-.l j aunties. E. and 0. Simps-**-.. BTOWELL.—In loving m«mory of my dearest friend Stella, who d: parted this life April 9. 1921. Only a memory of bygone days. |. A sigh for a fricn.l now cone* A constant knowledge that Cod alone | Knows best what.might li-ive been. Inserted by her life's friend. (;. I McEwau. STRONG.—In fond and loving memory of i our dear little son Andrew Joseph, who!' was accldentallv killed at Aroudale. A;irll | 10, 1921. ! I wish that we could tell l-.i.-i aow : The love we had f"r him; I wish that we could express the thoughts. J' forever true. , But simple words could ne'er convey ' The longing of our hearts: j The wish to see our darling son, 1 Never aj*aln to part. | Inserted by his sorrowing parents. brothers and sisters. | TAY/LOR.—In fond and lovlu-r memory of! my dear mother, Mary Elizabeth, "who! departed this life April 10, 1921. Ever' remembered. Inserted by her loving ■ daughter. May Taylor, Albany Road. I