IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 159, 8 July 1938, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

JMCKIN. —In loving memory or our dear mother, who parsed awav at Vincent Avenue. Remutia, July 8. "1937. Ever reinenibejed. Inserted by her luvinp ramily. PAR LOW. —In loving memory or Mavis, pa<»>'d away July s, I'JJJ; also tlad. K. 1. 1 ,. Memories are as dear to-day. As iu the hour you passed away. Inserted by her luviiig mother and biuiher Jim. OARLOW. —In loving memory or Mavis, pj-sed away July 8, 1933; also dad. K.1.1'. A precious one Trom us has gone, A voice we loved is Milled, A vacant place is in our home. Tbal never can be lilled. Inserted by her ioviny sisters Ivy, Linda and Dulcie. CLAPMAM. —A tribute or love to the memory of Ueiald ■ Rowe. devoted husband or Ethel and darling dad of Len and Joyce. Love's nr.al girt. COOPER. —In loving memory of Jack, who fell asleep July 8, 1935. Loved and longed Tor always. Inserted by his loving parents and sister Belle. COOPER In loving memory of dear Jack, fell asleep July £, 1U33. PeaceTully sleeping. ?weet rest lias followed pain. Remembered liy \V. .Morris and ramily. FURBV. —In loving memory of mother, who passed over July 8. 1U35. Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps you near. Inserted by her ramily. 6EMMKLL. —In loving memory or John i.tmmell. who passed away on July s, 193 1. Ever remembered by his loving wire and daughters, Jessie and May. CORDON- —ln loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away July 8, 19 37. Longed for always by her loviug son and daughter, Charlie and Daisy. CORDON. —In loving memory or my desr rriend, Mrs. Gordon, who passed aw:iy July 8. 1937. A day or remembrance sad to recall. Inserted by her loving rriend Myrt., and ramily. MILLS In loving memory or our d«Mr son and brother, Fred, who passed away July 8. 10-20. Not Just to-day, but every day, In silence we remember. Ever remembered by his parents, sisters and bi other. .SMITH. —In loving memory or Charlotte, ■who passed away July 8, IO3U. Sunshine passes, shadows rail. Loving memory outlasts all. Ever remembered by her levlng husband and children. May and Frank.