BEREAVEMENT THANKS

Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 294, 11 December 1943, Page 1

BEREAVEMENT THANKS

ANDERSON.—Mr. P. Anderson and family deeply appreciate and sincerely thank all relatives in their recent sad loss; also for letters, cards, Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment. ALDERTON.—Mr. and Mrs. W. Alderton and family wish to thank the doctors, sisters, nurses. Ward 3, Public Hospital, all relations, workmates, neighbours and pals for their kind sympathy arid assistance; also lor telegrams, cards, letters and of their son and brother, Wally. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment. ALDERTON.—Mrs. Myrtle Alderton and family sincerely thank all kind relations, lriends and neighbours who sympathised with them in their lecent sad bereavement; also for letters, cards and beautiful floral emblems received. Special thanks to the doctors, sisters; nurses and staff. Ward 3, of the Public Hospital. Please accept this as a personal acknowlecgment. BESWICK.—Mr. G. Beswick and the Atkinson family, of 133, Grey Street, Onehunga, desire to express their sincere thanks to all relations and many kind friends lor all letters, telegrams, carus, personal expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral emblems received in M 1 recent personal acknowledgment. BROWN.—Miss H. Brown. 72, Quadrant Road, Onehunga. wishes to express her sincere thanks and gratitude to her many kind friends and relations for the sympathy extended to her in her recent sad and sudden bereavement, for the numerous telegrams, cards and floral emblems received. Special thanks to Messrs. Legge and Searle for their valued assistance. Please accept this as my personal acknowledgment. COYLE.—The family of our late mother, Elizabeth Coyle, deeply appreciate and thank all relations and friends for kind expressions of loving sympathy extended to us In the loss of our dear mother; also for letters, te.eerams and floral emblems received. Special thanks to Mrs. Mariax and Sister (Sherrington. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment. DAY —Miss E. Day sincerely thanks all friends and neighbours for their expressions of sympathy, letters cards telegrams and beautiful flowers received in her recent loss. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment. DONALD.—Mrs. F. A. Donald and sons, of Brandon Road, Glen Eden, thank all relatives and friends for kind expressions oi sympathy in their recent sad ' loss; also for many cards, iffiS" , • £32 tCnksT 'neighbors, accept this as a personal acknowledgment. FAIEKS.-Mr. Faiers and family wish to express lr , ll r ds Si^ er fhe,V h^ s ers!\efe Igrlgra r r t an e d s ex^r d ess l irs °ad S « mother. i,,T,i?= Mrs Gordon Clarke, of 51. Cooper w-ith her in the sad loss of her dear mother. FAIEES.-Mrs. Susan Nelson of 81 Great North Sa a 5Ves de an l d y S'S Sp^f f £ Sf M h an r d d b a eauSuf m fl e o r raT Ol e e m : ble;n received Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment. ' & many Wends'for their great kindness during her T °i mSrs K Peters %£&. S? Thomas Hnlliday and Dr. Hilda Northcroft; Sfso' f« the mSy kind mo-ages of sympathy and beautiful floral emblems received during their recent sad bereavement. rirumiT The family of the late James and aC KVir,HT -Mrs D Knight and family desire to floral emblems received. S£*rs «■&? te-^mr^ floral embllms Please accept this as his personal lt «nfflinp-Mr G F. Munroe and family, of ggif ?» 'to-all letters cards personal expressions of /ad of their dearly beloved wife and mother. accept this as a personal to them in "Jen egrams personal calls and aSnSS piease -* 1 th p S I VAC.-Mrs B Pivac and »$&«*& 3&P«3 BW-sr- 1,0 ? ssss of sympathy in their recent sad