IN MEMORIAM.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16883, 10 July 1920, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

BKANKIN—In loving memory of John Jese'ph Brankin, who died July 11th, 1919. He waa one of the test that God could lend , A chttifol son, a faithful friend; A loving brother, true and kind, A beautiful memory loft behind. 4— Inserted by his sorrowing mother and sister Kellie.. BRANKIN—In loving memory of John iloseph Brankin, who died July 11th, 1919. We mourn for you, dear John; No one can see ua weep; And many & silent tear we shed ; While others are asleep. .... .Each day our thoughts do wander . To, your gra7e noit far away, j Where they left you sleeping John, n One year ago to-day by his sisters Annie and Madeline. SEANKIN —In fond remembrance of John .-vdm. dijii, at Aalibiirton July 11th, . There is • a link death cannot, sever— ■ Fond remembrance live® for ever. r-Inaerted by B. and G. Pilling. BKANKIN—In loving memory of John Bran- . lon, who died July 11th. 1919. "To memory ever denr." —Inserted by N. Gunn. PMITH —In ead but loving memory of Sor- _ geant-Maj'or Smith,' 22nd Reinforcements flak N.Z. Railways), who died at Ohakune, ' July 10th, 1919, age 34 years. Also James •B; Smith, father of the above, who died • " July 22nd, age 74 years. ' V:^We will find each broken link " Some sweet day bye and bye. —Inserted by his loving, brothers and