IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 27, 1 February 1940, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

MOWN. —In loving memory nr our dear son, George, who died February I, 1030, at Pnlmerston North. In silence we remember. Inserted by bis loving mother and rather. MOWN. — In loving memory or George, who passed away February I. 1930. Treasured memories. Inserted by Fred, Glad and boys. SHOWN. —In loving memory or George, who passed away February I, 1031). Ever remembered. Inserted by Bob and Doll. MOWN.— In loving memory of my dear brother, who died February 1, 1039, at Falmerston North. Ever remembered. Inserted by Flo, Albert and riimlly. CRAIG.— In loving memory or our dear ■ husband and father, who passed away February I, 1038. Two sad years have passed away, Yet love and grlcr remain, In lire he was so dear to us, In death he Is the same. A wonderrul rather only lent. One or the best God ever sent. A cheery smile, a heart or gold. Tho dearest rather this world could hold. Inserted by his loving wire and ramily. Oil.— ln loving memory <>tow aw mother, who passed away February I, 1038. Sweetest memories never rade, And our thoughts for ever linger, To the spot where mum Is latd. Inserted bv her loving sons Ted. Ra.V and (lllle, and daughters-in-law Hose and Krtna. OK—Mi loving memory or Flounce Belle Augusta, who passed away Februaiy 1, In silence we remember. Inserted by i. B. H. (Harry) Gee and ramily. AucWand, and her daughter. Mis. F. Robertson, Haney, Canada. NORTH.— In loving memory or our dear wire and mother, who passed away February 1, 1037. So Nearly loved so sadly missed. Inserted by her loving husband and daughter Owen. OLIPHANT.— In loving memory or Boslp, beloved daughter or Mr. and Mrs. 1). White, Brighton Road. Parnell, who diea at Haetlhl Februaiy 1, 1027. WALLER In loving memory or Margaret. our dear wire and mother, who passed away February I, 1» 3B - „. L ;:i remembered by dad, Adeline and the boys. WALLER.— In loving memory or mother. When the weary ones we love Enter on their rest above, When their words or love and cneer Fall no longer on our ear, Hush! he every murmur dumb; It is only "Till He come." Remembered. Margaret and Fred.