BEREAVEMENT THANKS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 301, 20 December 1941, Page 1

BEREAVEMENT THANKS.

BETTS.—Mr. S. Betts and Family. Rocklands Mends' anri rpi=J'i WiS f t 0 sincerel >' thank all kind shown in th.fi V . lor e x P re ssions of sympathy fiVtUiS Jii recent sad bereavement; also for letteis, telegrams and floral emblems received. bomber wishes to express irtSrt 2 cere t { lanks lo relatives and friends ior the h s ilfTS"® P 1 sym P'J th y ln the sad loss of i 1 '® "ear wife, also ior letters, cards, telegrams A^ mS «, re S eived ' Special thanks to nursing staff ol Ward 23 and Costley Ward »nrt°M - r. a ?r° ?f r ' ® nd Mrs - J - c - Mealing, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hennie, Mrs. Miles, Mr. anu Mrs. H. Hanlon and Mrs. Rainbow.

BRIGGS.—Mrs. H. Brlggs and Family wish to sincerely thank ali friends and relatives ior expressions of sympathy in their recent sad loss ■ rlet i lerE ' telegrams, cards and floral emblems received.

>. Wm ' Carr and Family. Point f W ll f. thank all friends and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement.

, !? et Faiers wishes to thank a ."2 kind . friends ior letters and telegrams with expressions of sympathy in the loss of her son, killed in action, Libya.

A - a - Corban, senior, and all desire sincerely to thank all relatives and friends for their kindly consideration and expressions of sympathy ln the sad loss ot husband and father. The numerous letters, cards, telegrams and beautiiul floral emblems received were very deeply appreciated.

I)UNCAN. Mr. and Mrs. H. Duncan and Mrs. Downey wish to sincerely thank all iriends and relations for expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement; also for letters, telegrams cards and floral emblems received.

FURNESB.—Mrs. A. Furness wishes to sincerely thank all relatives and many friends for their kind expressions of sympathy in her recent sad bereavement; also for letters, telegrams, cards and floral emblems received.

GORHIfc.—Mr. Gorrie. 48. Milton Road. Mount Eden, wishes to express his sincere thanks to friends for expressions qi sympathy, letters. Cards, telegrams and beautiful floral emblems received during his recent sad bereavement. Special thanks to sisters, nurses and doctors at Infirmary and Auckland Public Hospital.

HAUGHlE.—Sisters and Brothers of the late Ella Haughie wish to thank all kind friends for telegrams, letters, cards and floral emblems and expressions of sympathy in their reccnt sad loss.

JACKSON.—Mrs. A. Jackson and Family, 35, Georglna Street, Ponsonby. wish to thank all kind relatives and friends for their sincere sympathy and help in their recent sad loss; also for telegrams, cards, letters and beautiful floral embiems.

McCORMICK.—Mrs. D. Brakenridge desires to thank all friends for kind expressions of sympathy in the recent saa loss of her father.

MORGAN.—Mr. Morgan and Daughter. of Cornwall Road, Papatoetoe, wish to thank all kind friends for expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. Special 'nanks to doctors and nursing staff of Ward 16, Auckland Hospital.

MOUNCE.—It is with grateful appreciation and thanks the Family of the late James Mounce, senior, acknowledge the many beautiful floral emblems and kind expressions of sympathy in the loss of their dear father.

PL ATT.—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Piatt and Family wish to thank all kind relatives and Irionds who expressed their sympathy with them in letters, cards, telegrams and personal visits in their recent sad loss.

STIRLING. —Mr. Stirling and Family, Auntie (Mrs. Bramley, Mairangi Bay), tender sincere thanks for letters, telegrams and floral emblems received in their recent bereavement.

TURLEY.—Major and Mrs. S. W. Turley thank all friends who, by word, letter or telegram sympathised with them in the \ news of their son, Lance-Corporal J. V. Turley.

TWOHILL.—Misses Twohill, Thames, wish to thank all relatives and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy, in their recent sad bereavement; also for all letters, telegrams and cards received, which were too numerous to acknowledge personally.

WELLS.—To our relations and many kind friends we express our sincere thanks for their messages of sympathy in our recent bereavement, the death of our beloved son and brother. Signalman h. A. Wells, killed in action in Libya, November 23, 1941. —Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wells and xamily, 62. Avenue Road, Otahuhu.

YOUNG.—The Family of the late Alexander Young wish to sincerely thank relatives and lr»enas for their kind expressions of sympathy in the sad loss of their father; also for cards, telegrams and beautiful floral emblems received.