IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 83, 8 April 1940, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

RICHARDSON. —In loving- memory or little Desmond, passed away April 8. 1935. The dearest boy this world would hold, A cheery smile, a heart or gold. 10 tnose who Knew mm all will know, now much we lost two years ago. m,!m e^t !. c, hy hls loving: grandparents, mum and pop. R S R^ S , ON -rr ,n lovin!r memory or our April 8? '193| smolld ' Wh ° paSSetl aWBS ' Tw-o long years without vou, dear And all the rest to race. Though rriends are near to help to cheer, There s none can nil your place. For sleeping where no shadows rail, in perlct beare you await us all and n jim ed b> ' h ' S lovinsr Aun,le Mabel 8H i>n P } Qvi " e . memory or mum. who leu asleep April 6, 1925. n£Sh r 'i« are treasur es no one can steal, Vf r a pV a .» es r un(ls no one can heai. Lire is eternal, love will remain, in God s own time we shall meet again. Inserted hy her loving daughter Maud. T 'rn?!s.T;7"J n lovln S memory or LanceLot poral Harold James. A t '"ought is deeply touched By his brother, sister, rteg and May. T,^s 0 R " Y -— In loviug memory or dear \nrH 8 a'" Wh ° left " S Eas!er » lll '(lay, We think or you. Maudie darling. \\ hen lonely at night and all is beacerul and still. . Father, mother, also brothers and sister. Ken, Viv and Doreen. WRIGHT, Hannah.—ln loving niemorv or mother, who passed away April 8, 1936. In God's keeping she awaits us all. Inserted by her loving sons and daughters.