IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 234, 2 October 1937, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

GUNN—in loving: memory or Harry, wbo filed October 2, I a 15. Hernembranre is the golden chain, Jliat links us till wc meot again. Inserted l>y lils lovlngr wife and ramlly. IMRIE.—in loving- memory, or our dear sister-in-law and auntie, Kathleen Inirie, who filed October 1, 1922. Ever remembered. Son Fan, lleene and Molly. IRWIN.—In loving: memory or our dear wile and mother, Annie Mnlra, who die<l October ;i, 19-jt. Inserted By her lovinghusband and family. KUNST.—in loving: memory or our dear mother and (grandma, Ciscella Llnis Kiin.it, who passed away October 3. 1'.13 6. « Hearer to memory than words can tell, A loving- mother wc loved so well, Aiirl those who knew her all will know. How much wo lost one year ago. Inserted by lier loving- daughters and sons. KUNST—In lov ing memory or dear grandma, who passed away October J, 1 9 a 0. Sadly missed. Inserted by lier loving - grandson Trevor. MORAN.—In loving- memory or David .Moran, who passed away at Russell, October a, 19 17. Time rolls on but memory lasts. Inserted by his loving ramlly. PAYNE.— In loving memory or Walter, who departed tills lire october 3, 1926. Still remembered. Inserted by his lotting- parents, brothers and sister. PRICE.—In affectionate remembrance or my dear rrleiul, Mrs. A. l'rice, who Tell asleep October •>, la jo. Inserted by r. I'ugli. SCOTT.—III loving memory of our dear son and brother, who died October a, 19 3 0. sweetly he sleeps while others sigh. Softly his peacerul head doth lie; Waiting In heaven, God's glory to share. Where he Is free from sorrow and care. By his loving mother and father, brothers and sister, and E. Constable. BCOTT.—In loving memory of my brother, Hay, who passed away October 3, 1930. Ever remembered. Inserted by Mick and Connie. BIMPBON.—In loving memory of our dear lather, who departed this life October 3, lUi'd. I Ever remembered. I Inserted by his loving sons, Bert and Harry. BIMPBON. — In loving memory of my dear sons, Herbert, died October 3, 19 25; also Jackie, died October 31, 1921. sweetest memories ever linger. Inserted by mother, sisters and brothers. TIERNEV In leving memory or our dear mother, Mary Ann Tierney, who died j October 2, 1936. A wonderful mother, so good and true, The trials she went though lew but knew, she never complained, she wasn't that kind, ; she was one or those mothers hard to lind. ! Inserted by her loving daughter, i Mollle Eastmore. TIERNEY.— In loving memory of dear old 1 muni, who passed away October 2, 19 30. inserted by Alec and Ivy. THOMAB (1.i1y,.-—ln loving memory or my , dear wire and mother, who passed away | october 3, 193 0. ! I.et friends be mends il' they are true, ' We lost our best when we lost you. i WALTON.—In adectionate memory of our 1 dear, wonderful mother, fell asleep october 3. 1931. ' so rond to our memory, so dear to our | hearts, I Our love for you, mum, will never depart, No matter the years, be they many or few. Will be years of remembrance and I longing for you. I Inserted by Tony. Mabel and Graham.

WEBSTER. —In loving memory or my dear husband, who passed away October a, 1 930. A silent chord of memory is portly touched to-day. In mind a constant thought, In heart a silent sorrow. Inserted by his loving wire. WEBBTER.—In loving memory or our dear brother, Jim, who died October I, 1936. God's greatest girt, remembrance. Inserted by his loving brother George, and Doris. WEBSTER. —In loving memory or our beloved brother, Jim, who Tell asleep October 3, 1936. Oh, rnr the touch or a vanished hand. For the sound or a voice that is stilled. Inserted by May and Geo. WILKINSON. —In rond and loving memory of our dear wire and mower, who departed this lire October 2, 1926. inserted by Sep loving husband and family.