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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 56, 7 March 1942, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM Wo II take thnt. road In thought to-day io tiif on(! we cannot greet. Ever rpmember-d by John and Joan as*--* Wf think ol him In silence. We oftm speak his name. Whet would we give to clasp his hand. And see his smile strain i'." s<? . r,<!d by . nls loving brother »nd slster-ln-iH a . joc and Thelma. HOI.MSTROM.-In loving memory ol our Phyll «ho passed away March 1. 1933. Of one we loved but could not save. Inserted by her loving mother and' lamily. "Vr , !^" m < mor y °f Thomas C. R. Hunter, died March 7 1940. At rent, with (hose he loved—his mother and father. Until wr mce; no more to part. Inserted by his loving wife. MII.NES.—In loving memory of darling David. pa»ecd away Mnrch 7. 19<0. (nserte.l by his irindnu and aunt. MII.NES--in loving me lory of Divld. called hone March 7. 1940. AU-nys remembered by his inthcr. mother, brother and sister. M rL N T;, S - !" imm * m ™ or >' ot our little irlend. David, who na.isr-cl n'vay March 7. 1940. Always MornnSvfli?. " y ' hC Fer « UMOn f«m«y. KKIIM- in loving memory ot our dear son Rov accidentally killed March 7. 1840. ' Though life brings much that Is altered. I And time brings much that Is new. There Is one thing that will never alter our memory, dear Roy. of you. Inserted by his loving mum and dad. REHM. —In loving memory o! our dear brother Roy. accidentally killed March 7. 1940. °'rorget de<>r "* *e m ioved lS and Pt nlU never !ovlne brother, ' Le " and "tKJ , ": 1 ".- 10, ! 11 }? memory ot my dear brother. Roy. accidentally killed March 7. 1940. As years roll on and days go by. Loving memories never die. Inserted by his loving brother. Ted. BEHM.-ln loving memory of my dear brother Roy. accidentally killed March f 1940. Droln "' Some may forget you as time goes on. But i win remember no matter how long. Always loved. Inserted by his loving sister. Win. RF.IIM.—in loving memory of dear Rov accidentally killed March 7. 1940. Inserted by Gladys ' Y nCl ° JM and Cou,i " 'lUJ 1 --' 1, lov '»; memory of my dear friend. bV ,y ko W n h Vcci"cr.n" WBy **" rCh 7 - m °- In " nert iS?a e sr7. 0f 19 4? oy - * ho was £!}?. rl,hcd m *morles fond and true. Will always remain, dear Roy. of you. Inserted by Mary. Saunders. REHM. In loving remembrance of cur daar nephew Roy. accidentally killed March 7. 1940 Ami"? """"" Aunt Ethtl '"" Unclc RtllM -In loving memory of dear Roy accidentally killed March 7. 1940. Loved and remembered alwaye by his loving aunt, uncle and cousins. Dftvles. REHM.—In loving memory of our dear brother Roy. accidentally killed March 7. 1940. A loving nature, gentle and kind. A beautiful memory left behind. Flo and Leo. S^? E J!IS;T In .L ov i n ? memory of our dear ton 1 1940 Nicholas, who passed aw.y March In our thoughts you are always near. Sadly missed by his mother and Miter. SPICBR—In lovln» memory of John Revel], our «' * ."«1 d * nd dlldd y- who Passed away "laren a, 1941. Lorely memories and sadly missed. His sorrowing wife and family. S *7S. E *W ,n .. ,ovln « memory of our dear dad John Revell. who passed away March 8. 1941. Cherished memorlM. •J; n f2; r if d Hi hls > ov ">" step-d»ughter and Evir rtoiembtred. »i.?J* rte<, by hls loving wife and daughter "JH*^ - . -In ,OTtn « memory of dear dad. who Linda. WUI and family. BEREAVEMENT THANKS •nl| , ' r «X 80 1I ,— £ or »»ral E. A. Anderson and Mr. sincerely thank relatives and friend* for their kind expressions ot sympothy m their went sad Mreavement: also letters, cards, telegrams and A. Mllner. of Dominion Road, to doctors, sister and nunes of Ward 11. Aucitand Hospital. fSJ tlielr klndaau and unUring atUntlon. .. ■ATEe.—Mr. F.' C. Bate* and Family wish to ii2SST&. th .! nlt , '" «••"«»» and kind friendsjialso ?tt?T SS?^ , tO L "if" of iympathy In tJSSTr.E?'"*.. , * , also for letters, telegrams and floral emblems received. ■rtD.-Mit. Bird and Family with to convey their 2S£. n x ,han S s tO Mta «»S aVid frwndffor £^v^r o ".u°' 8? «.: n .sSp^sr-as SSncif'Vnd'riSr'flSS;!'* ,1 ■•» Mf " »' «*» .- C ss , 'S ,^ir. Mr, - A - ChrUtta and Family with fi^SS*! , ""f." , ~nc« r e thanks to relatives and fS^iS.rXr^v.'mSrr ,0,,,, °' M wn,p « th ' a,»rn n y-?.iat,v c .r ,?£&> Jiil? fJ? i ß » ni, o, »y m P ath y "» their ead Ion: emblems leMerß, cards - «e>*«rams and florai trEX*!**^* , "; A B Frame t***'" ">e many friend* who In various ways by telegrams, letters, card* floral tributes and In person SreMßtnen? * 7mp,thy w,th her ln her n ' LIST.—Mrs. List and Family wish to thank all t^n.?^;"!* , X l, } mma ». ""their expressiSna o" JZPif.*? 1 ?- **} , th,,r r «*"t »•<> bereavement: also for letter*, telesram* and floral emblem* received. "f«C*l.te»i.— Mr. and Mrs. D. McCallum. Ron and Jim. of Clam Street, Parnell. wish to thank all friends and relative* for their kind expressions ?i..£X m J? athJ, .. 11, - th, ' r ,ad IOM : •"»" 'or letters, telegrams and the man* beautiful floral emblem* Special .fhant* to doctors and nurses of ward 11, Auckland Hospital. MCH.—Mr. and Mr*. J. J. Rich and Family wish to sincerely thank all friends and relatives (ST. "l e, /L expje«««on* of sympathy In their *ad 2f? ~ f H\ elr de " r "L" ,na bre 'h* r . Bill; also for letters, telegrams and telephone messages. BFIBO.—Mr. F. W. Bplro and Family wish to sincerely thank retetlves and friend* for expressions of sympathy ln their recent sad loss: •*». to* fljral enolemi Mlecram*. letters and «•«• •J**!**!-. Tfianks also to employees Sanford. Limited. Auckland Fish Trade Employees' Onion! Mutual Aid Society. Auckland Meat Company TBOM.— The Family of the late Mr*. H. A. Thorn wish to sincerely thank all kind friends and relatives for their expressions of sympathy ln the recent loss ot their loved mother: also for letters. telegrams and floral emblems received. TSAFFOBD.—Mrs. Traflord and her daughter Margot. very sincerely thank all who sent love and sympathy and so many beautiful tributes to their dear Tarleton. WADDELL.—Mrs. Waddell. Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Walker, Olen and Barrle wish to thank relations and Wends for their sympathy ln their recent WALKER —Mr A. c. Walker. Tβ Kuitl. and Mrs. T. W MatUKbka wish to thank their relations and many friend* for expressions of sympathy ln their recent sad loss; also for the floral emblems, letters, cards and telegrams received. FLORAL EMBLEMS URIOAL Bouquet Artist. Bpsclallat In all Floral i M^sth.. u souau.^.-Fr«v«a <> "'''-^^ FUNERAL DIRECTORS M^?\a'ra«in^Bog-p^nrSleiF^ MpRMeON, ruatml Director. 367. ParneU • Rd.—Fh. 43-7 M, any hour. Hβ MONUMENTAL MABONB MINAB AND MASON. 100. Symonds St., Auckland. 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