IN MEMOEIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 101, 2 May 1938, Page 1

IN MEMOEIAM.

BRCWIN In loving memory of our clearest mother and granlma, EUza Brewln, who passed away on May 1, 1025. Dearest, mother, thou hast lert us, Here our loss we'deeply reel; But 'tis God Who hath bereft us—■ He can all our sorrows Ileal. Inserted by her loving daughter, M. Miller, and loving grandson Koy. ■MWIN In affectionate remembrance of Eliza, the loved wite or the late Jaffies Brewln, who passed'away May I, n>2s. Always loving, unseiiish and kind. Few In this world her equal to llnd. One of the best tnit Ood could send, A genuine mother right to the end. Daughter Emily ind son-in-law Ted. BRKWIN. —In loving remembrance of our dear mother, who died May I, 1U25; also •dear lather, died March 15, n>34. Two of the best thit Ood could send. Loving parents, faithful friends. L. R. Wilkinson, Keith and Wynlon. ■RIGGB. —In loving memory of our dear husband and rather, who fell asleep Jlay 2. 1933. Loving memories, ever true, Will ever remain, dear dad, of you. Inserted by his wire and ramlly. CLARK. —In sad remembrance of my dear son, Jim, called home on May 2, 1937. Sleeping in peace. Always iTi my thoughts. Father. CLARK In loving memory or our brother and uncle, Jim. who died May 2, 1937. Loving thoughts, true and tender, Just to show we still remember. Inserted by Mary, George and Willie. Fond memories linger always, And remembrance keeps you near. Inserted by his; loving brother and sister-in-law, John, Marion and Jan Rutherglen, Scotland. CLARK. —Cherished memories or our dear brother Jim, whole happy life closed set suddenly May }, 1037. In the bloom of life God called him, In the pride or his manhood days, And those who knew and loved him, Speak his name with praise. Inserted by hlj loving sister and brother-in-law, Grace and Tommy. CLARK. —A loving tribute to my dear brother, Jim, died May 2, 1037; age 31. In the garden of remembrance I am with him every day. Sadly missed by his sister Nan, Jim and Ronald. CLARK.—In loving memory or my d,?ar brother, who passed away May 2, 1937. If we had this world to give, dear Jim, We would give it, yes, and more, Just to see your dear, happy face, Come smiling through our door. Inserted by his loving brother Bill. CLARK. —In loving memory of my good friend, Jim. who passed away May 2, 1037. Always remembered by Pop Kean. CLARK.- —A remembrance dear or brother Jim, who left us May 2, 1937. Memories of the past fill the present. Inserted by Dulcie and Bob. CLARK. —In loving memory of James Clark (Jim;, Who passed away Muy 2, 1937. Which binds us till we meet again. Remembrance is a golden chain rnserted by Mr. and Mrs. Hawkes and family.