IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 66, 19 March 1938, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

MU wiTn E, ? I 'l7 In w lcvin S memory Qr Nellie, who passed away March 2U, 10 32. Not rorgotlen. Inserted by mum, brothers and sister. lovln f memory or our 18 atid°2o"'l o raUlcr ' wllu died Mal 'ch Calm and peaceful they are sleeping sweetest rest has rollowed pain, \\ hen we think how they sutlered, We could not wish them back again. Bemembered by their loving children, Jojcc, Joan, N< Ison, Patty. John, Kae. MARSHALL.— in loving memory or Mr. and IB ? and ;, 2^ i,, /b3^ ho raSSOd ;lWay • Mi,rch Memories dwell deeper than words. .. ~l nse' t ef l ]) y their friends, Mr. and Mis. Bridges and family. memory or Mavis, died March 10, 1923. In the garden or we meet her every day. nwuhf* ted . , hy her father, mother, Marjorie' rs ' lH ' ot,l e''s-in-law, niece POO*"' ' ov 'lng memory or our dear son lorn, accidentally killed March 20, In silence we remember. . I,y ,lis lov 'i>g parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. l'oul, Jjevunport. P ? OL ,r~ ln , I , ovin (f memory id' 'our dear M'nrli 1 y-j- w,l ° away on A day or rert embrance sad to recall, Still in our hearts you are loved by us all. Ever remembered by Colin and Freda. POQL.—In loving memory or our dear brother, _Tom, accidentally killed Marcn The cheery smile he always wore, \\ ill be with lis ror ever more. Inserted by Cecil and May. PO ,? 1 In lov 'ing memory or our pal •Torn, accidentally killed March 20, 1037. A wonderful xia 1 never Torgotten. Inserted by Sylvia and Ray. ROBERTSON.—In loving memory or Henrv t llarry), dear husband and lather, who passed away March 19, 1924. Sadly missed. Inserted by his wire and ramily. ROSE.—In loving memory or my dear husband, who passed away March 2.0, 1 9 30". Things have changed since you have gone. How I wish you wore here. inserted by his loving wire. ROSE.—In loving memory or our dear lather, who passed away at Newmarket, March 20, 19'Jij. Gone Irom us that smiling race, r _ 'I hose cheerful pleasant ways, Ihe heart that won so many friends, in bygone happy days. Inserted by his loving son and daughter-in-law, Cyril and Mavis. ROSE.—In loving memory or our dear lather, William Albert, who passed away March 20, 1930. The call was sudden, the shock severe, '1 o part with one we loved so dear A loving nature. Hue and kind, A beautiful memory left behind. Inserted by his loving daughter and son-in-law, Phyllis and Bill. ROSE.—In loving memory or William Rose, who died March 20. 1030. To memory ever dear. Inserted by his loving son George, Josephine and Douglas. ROSE.-—ln loving memory or our dear father, who passed away March 20, 1930. Ever remembered. Inserted by Bill and Emily, SMITH.—in iastfng love and memory or mother, who passed away February 1920; also rather, March 19, 1932. Inserted by their loving son Ernest, and ramily. SUNICH.—In loving memqj-y or my dear wipe, Florence Maud, who passed away March 19, 1936. A loving nature, true and kind. A beautiful .memory lert behind. Inserted by her loving husband, M. Sunich, Ngaruawaliia. SUNICH.—In loving memory or a dear daughter and sister, Florence Maud who passed away March to, 1930. Ever remembered by mother and family. SUNICH.—In loving memory or Auntie Flo, who passed away March 19, 1930. Ever remembered. Jean. USSHER.—In Tond memory or our dear husband and father, Percy, who passed c away March 19, 19 24. Ever in our memory. By his loving wife and daughter Roie. WALLACE. —In loving remembrance of James Wallace (Jimmy;, who died i March 20, 1930. With Christ, which is Tar better. I Bemembered always. I Aggie. 1