IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 2, 3 January 1931, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

n ARK"' In loving memory of our dear wb? d7par g te? e tMfli?e Ever remembered. InSIVK mot** Cis and Mag. CLARK.—In £tte°r of A day of sad remembrance. CL mo ß the®;^ho 10 pass|d m av;r y y a°t Auckland on January 3, 1930. A tender chord of memory. Is softly touched to-day. ' Inserted by her son and daughter-in-law, Arthur and bybil. CLARKE.—In 'loving memory °* os our loving wife , whQ k w husband and family. - ERASER.—In lovingmemory beloved wife of Alexander »er w &2S and sons. ERASER.—In lovirg ° f f mother, wo beloved rieep/' In'serted' Arthur. INGBAM.—In loving memory of John Ev!r am remlmbered! Inserted by two friends. ' JOSEPHS.—In loving memory of darUng little Desmond, who was accidentally killed on January 4, 192 J. God needed another angel To brighten up His home, So seeing little Desmond, - He came and took him home. Ever remembered by his loving mother. MILLER.—In loving memory of our dear friend, Ginty, who deparied this We cm January 4, 1929. Inserted by his loving | friends, Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Coyle. NAIRN.—In loving memory of raj dear husband, W. C. Nairn, who diedJanu j ary 3, 1919. - - Always remembered. Inserted by his loving wife, M. S. iNairn. NAIRN.—In fond remembrance of my dear father, William Charles, wh ° pabsed away January. 3, 1020. A remembered. Inserted by his daughter, D. M. tarr. PERKINSON. —In loving memory of our darling little daughter, who fell asleep January 3, 1925. , . Treasured always with a love sincere, Just a memory, but O how dear. Inserted by her father and mother. PERKINSON.—In ever-loving memory of dear little Nita, who fell asleep January 3. 1925.- R.I.P. Too dearly loved to ever be forgotten by Aunt Daisy, uncle Frank and Grandma. PROSSBR.—Id loving memory of our dear husband and father, who passed away January 3, 1927. Ever remembered by his loving wife and family, Jim, Iris and Will, in Sydney.