IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 147, 22 June 1923, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

BOLDER. —In loving memory of mv dear wife. May. who departed this life Juce 22, 1022.—Ever remembered. GOIiDER.—In loving memory of our dear Bister nnd daughter, May, who died June oo 1J122 Peacefully sleeping at last. • Life's weary trials and suffering past. ■ In silence she suffered, in patience she bore. Till God called her home to suffer no more. Inserted .by her loving mother, sister, and brother-in-law, Mary and Fred. LEAIiNARDO— In fond and loving memory of Mary- Leaunardo, who departed this I'fe June, 19," 1922. Inserted by M. and C. Martin.

©LLERE.VSHATV.—In loving memory of .Tame* Albert Ollerenshaw. who was accldentalW killed in South Africa, on June 21, 1822.

We ennnot, Lord. Thy purpose see. But all Is well that's done by Thee. -■Inserted" by his loving children. lEXIOR.— In loving memory of my dear mother, who died June 21. 1016. ; IFor never can the heart forget j -The sorrow of the past. Inserted by her loving daughter, Hilda Clmp*man.

STEPANICIC.—In loving memory oi our dear husband and father. John, wh) departed this life, June 22, 1D22. ' One of the best, a loving husbane. One so true and kind: Bo dearly loved, so sadly missed , , " By those he left behind, tone days and nights he bore his p.lin. To look for cure was all in vain: But Rod above, who knoweth best. Cared his pain and gave him rest. Inserted by his loving wife and family, Houhora. BTEPANICIC—In lovin<r memory of onr dear father, who departed this life. June 22, 1022. Deep in our hearts there's a picture, Of-a loving father cone to rest: In onr memory's frame we will keep him, For he was one of the best. Inserted by his loving daughter and sqp-in-law. Pearl and Edward Vazev and family. Houhora. STEPAXICIC—In loving memory of my dear father, who departed this life, June 22, 1922. His life was all love and labour. ' His heart for his children beat true. • He lovingly did his duty. TVhat more could a father do. Inserted by his loving daughter and son-in-law. Ivy and Tom Bidmead, and granddaughter. Joyce, Auckland. WALKER.—In loving memory of my dear iusband and father. Robert (Nookey), who was killed in the K.T. Mill on June 22, 1921. It's jnst two years ago to-day, wnee that smiling face was called away; no one knows the heartache, Only those can tell, nnn have lost their loving husband and father. Without a last farewell. by his loving wife and children, Robert, Marabell, and Ada Walker. WALKER.—in loving memory of Robert hookey), who was killed in the Auekhnd Mill, .Tune 22. 1921. To-day brings back sad memories, , ' Of a-dear one laid to rest: And those who think of him today, Are those who love him best. Inserted by his sorrowing niece. AViniired, sister-in-law. Emily, and brother-in-law. Fred Scheland. "ALKER.—In loving memory of my denr son-in-law. Robert (N"ookey).« who was Killed in K.T. Mill on June 22. 1921. This, world would be a heaven, ' xi- T hei yts are sad with pain; •>e often sit and think of you. Could we hear your voice again. Inserted by Isabella and John Welm. "ALKER.—In loving memory of our Uncle «*ert. who was accidentally killed on Jane 22, 1921

One by one our loved ones leave us, And our sad hearts wouder why: nut we have God's own assurance »c shall meet them by and bj\ Inserted by Robert Knox and family, ewanson.