IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 212, 6 September 1924, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

BROMWICIT.—In loving memory of my dear lirother. William Bromwfcli, who died suddenly, September G, 1923. Another link is broken in our family chain, Ono aore link gone for ever. Inserted by his loving sister, I!. Thotias, and nieces Vera and Alma, 41 Mt. Etlen Road. 'BKOJIVICH.—In loving memory of my denr brother, William, who passed away ■ .September 6, lf)2S. Ever remembered by ' Ills loving brother and sister-in-law, ' Agnes and Henry Bromwich. BROW?.—In loving memory of my dear wife, who died September 5, 1023. ■Until tlie day breaks, And shallows pass away. Inscrtiil by her loving husband, E. Brown. ' 'COOMBE3.—In loving remembrance of my > dearly loved daughter. Matilda Mary (Tillie). wife of tbe. late William Coombes. who died September G, 1913. aseil 27 years. Until the day breaks, and shadows flee. liserted by her loving mother, Mrs. il. Watt, and her son, Sid. UOXALDSOIS".—In loving memory of our dear father, John Graham, who passed • away on September G, 1.022. Ever rcniem- ' bcrecl by his loving daughter and son-in-law, E. and A. B. Sanders. lIKWSOX.—In loving memory of our dear . daughter and sister, Maggie, who fell ] asleep iiu September 7, 19-2. i A silent thought, a secret tear, • Insi-rlod by her loving parents, sisters and brother. LAIHD.—In loving memory of my dear sister .T.. s s. who departed this life September T, 1922. Sadly missed. Inserted l>y her laving brother Mervyn. 3IAKSON. —In loving memory of Koy, who died September 7, 1921. Nothing but memories and I Journey on, Thinking of one who is dead and gone; Kone know the depth of my regret. But I remember when others forget. Inserted by his sincere friend, Ted McIiAEBN. —In sad and loving memory of tcniber B, 1023; Asleep in Jesus. Blessed sleep from which none ever wake to weep. Ever remembered by her loving daughter and sqn-Jn-law, and Will Percy i and grandchildren, Scarboro' Lane, Par-