IN MEMORIAM
■BUNION. —In loving memory- of our dear husband ind dadds'. Stan. dieu Aueust 3. 1930. Remembered always by his lovinK wife and son. But. Blrfcenhead. BHJNTON.—In loving Memory of our dear son and brother. Stanley, passed away Aiienst 3. 1930; also little June, died April 26. 1933. In silence we remember. Inserted by his loving family. COLLINS.—In memorv of our auntie, who passed •way August 2, 1936. In silence we remember. Cora, Max and Billy. COLLINS.—In memory of mother, passed away August. 2. 1936. Ever remembered. Kith, Laurie. Ralph, Morle. lOGBOBSO.—In lovlnsr memory of our dear mother, who passed away August 2. 1932. In silence we remember. Inserted by her lovlns son Vic, and Jiughter-in-law Marg. MtTOEY.—%i loving memory of our husband and father. William Frederick, passed away Auerust 3. 1934. Retting where no shadows fall. In perfect peace he awaits us all. Inserted by his wife and son Claude (overseas}. ■WIGHT.—In fond and loving memory of our dear son, Eric Owen, who passed away August t, l>3o. Tine has changed in many ways. But one thing changes never. The memory of those happy days That we all spent together. With tender love and deep regret. Mum, who loved you. will never forget. Inserted by his loving mother, father, sisters tnd btothers. ■WIGHT.—In fond and loving memory of our dear brother. Eric, who passed away August 2. Ever remembered. HU loving sisters Amy. Nance and Mer'lene. ■UEttNGTON.—In ever loving memory of my Jear husband, William, who passed away August J. 1939. Ever remembered. HMUNGTON.—In ever loving memory of darling tai. who tell asleep August 2, 1939. Loved and remembered always. Inserted by his loving daughter and son-in-law. North and Jock. IUOUNGTON.—In loving memory of our dear ■•ther. who passed away August 2. 1939. Ever remembered. Inserted by Harold and Ava. 'AWBEIT.—In loving memory of my dear mother. Wμ passed away August 2. 1938. Ever remembered. Inserted by Norman. *¥ T P , }e'ONE.—In loving memory of my dear IMO CeC "' Who pas6ed away Aue" sl 2 - "Ever remembered. Instrted by his loving wife. ,l S£ m, '~~l u loving memory of our dear dad. ™ vaswd away August 3. 1935. w * often think of him in silence. • Wβ often speak his name. What would we give to clasp his hand Ana see him smile again, towted by his ever loving family. «Jfi^H'~ ln loT 'ng memory of my dear daughter ™> stater, Mavis, passed away August 3. 1936. Too dearly loved to ever be forgotten. Ww'mS Bm her motner, slster snd brotheri*oßl£?n..lovmß """nory of our dear mother. »ne p, B , cd away My 29 1938 loved and remembered always. ">««££» Ja y ck. her daugnter Thelma. and tSJJT.—In loving memory of my dear wife. 194o" Passed peacefully away August 2. Always loved and remembered. •mMS: -1 " loT 'ng memory of our dear husband "» littler. James, who died August 2. 1935. Ever remembered. IOV ' nS *"* a " d fam ' l7, "* i£f*J.-— to loving memory of our dear mother •» *SSt 3. i y 939 lelCta - Who de P arted thls life . God's greatest gift, remembrance. «uerted by Ronald and Gladys. "«d*?atw lo l ln e memory of our dear husband lat "er, who passed away August 3. 1940. "HI link the broken chain. « one by one we meet again. «aniit,~ an^ nl ' er<; d by his loving wife and "winters, Qwen and BeUy «: SrSh AS e n mbQrcS bV h,S lOVlnf ■ SKSfa 8,, ??, , !, I ° ve<a remembrance of my dac' J- tttt. Rlcnar( l=). who passed away August A* 0 !'? flawr him and he slept. *• «l««ln». •no eau»7 loTl ne memory of our dear grandpa """«* away August 3. 1940. Insert* k Sadlv mUiscd'•ally. 6y hl3 eranddaushtcr Blllle. ant wV* 0 Ilve in ou '- hearts never die. nei b y George. Roy. Ken. Bill White.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 181, 2 August 1941, Page 1
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