IN MEMORIAM

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 188, 9 August 1924, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

AnsSSt ?l. 1017' W ° de P "'is Wo Inserted by her daughter 5. 1OH; a ff cd 101 yelrsVmonths <■<"! saw her footsteps falter Ami ihe hill had frown too stoop; Ana tZ?^"^™ , * ™* = raDdJ^Sbtcrs, on A,Uu K t Tn n ioiT° ""f Hfo Inserted by his loving sons and Zt" As the jvy clinjrs to tho oak. - <• win my memory cling to thee. (Topple)!" 1 hy iU ' r ' OVInR lliinj >' htPr - I-Uiol McGRi-:non._in fonrl memory of our dear ronl in^.r'V^T- 1 "' WV ''- Fon^ George. William. Fred and Henry. ° !,O " S ' M mir R dp ( r ,R '~ T " ,OVin "- rempmbrnn< * "f Ever remembered. Inserted'hv her'loving daughter and son-in-law, Ella, and Turn Long. McGREGOR. —Tn lovinjr memory nf onr denr mother, who passed awny August 0. 1D1" A voice that we loved is stilled. Inserted' IV ber loving daughter anil son-in-law. Grace and Jack Jones. son and brother. Georc'e Albnrt. died August 0. 1022. One of the host God could send. A lovint; son. and a staunch friend; 'Tis sail, tmr true. I cant tell why. The best are always the first to die." Inserted by his sorrowing mother, father, sister and brother, Kingslantl. SPARKES.—Tn over loving memory of onr dear daughter and sister. Elsie,'who departed this life on August l< l . 10'2l. Dearly loved and sadly missed. Inserted by her lovins mother, M. Greenwood, sister and brothers.