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acknowledgements. sha?. a ™hy Of the late Mrs Sarah Kerfrierfrfe W i s * 1 to Thank all relations and Dathu i or Personal expressions of s.vmtent it, telegrams, floral tributes, and letteni V c ‘ c t>rarns. fi *he loss of their dear mother. 3 .J? W, HODGE and Family gratefully and deeply appreciate all trHi7.*s x^r ess * ons of sympathy and floral t«ent "-^*- ers ‘ aruJ lolegrants, in their sad bereavement. MRS FRANK BITGIfEsTTf omTeiTy ... 9® JntZEfpralH ctrnot MAtu r\f fiO m,S® street, now of 62 Nor- ' desire to Thank all friends for* desire to Thank all friends cen. .£ e ssl°ns of sympatliy in tlteir rebereavement. X 6577 jer — PaL a "d MRS G. MORRIS and Family, of lathnilr' v^sh t0 sincerely Thank all real friends for their expressions fnn'PPMhy in the sad loss of their son, _s?Porarv.Cnr .j-wipumi rienenni a. ivxmna. Hi® brother and iSisters of the late WilHannan wish to Thank all kind toflw^ n< * relations for their kit “-b® ux their sad bereavement. as Md relations for their kindness