ROLL OF HONOUR IN MEMORIAM.
AYERS—In loving memory of a dearly loved son and brother. Sergeant Pilot Leslie Ayers, died Cornwall, April 16. 1943. Years may pass, but memories stay. As near and dear as yesterday. —lnserted by his loved ones, WincnAYERS—In loving memory of Leslie, Sergeant Pilot L. J. Ayers, died on active service in England, April 16, 1943. Ever in our thoughts. —lnserted by his brother and sister-in-law, Eric and Sybil. DAVIDSON—In loving memory of 281588 Private Philip Glynn Davidson, who died of wounds m Italy, April 16, 1945. A day of memoiies. sad to recall. Dearly loved, and missed by all. —lnserted by his loving mother, father, sister and brothers. Mahoney— in cnerished memory of my dear husband. Jack, killed in action March 28, 1917. I stand in a land of roses. But I dream of a land of snow. Where we were once so happy \ln the years of long ago. Nightingales in the branches. Stars in the magic sky, But I only hear you singing, I only see your eye. Memory. —lnserted bv his loving wife and son, Roy MURRAY—In ever-loving memory of my dear son. Trooper Reuben Oliver, died of wounds. Italy, April 16, 1945. Sweet is your memory, dear to my heart, The place that you held will never depart. And all through the years, be they many or few. Will be years cf remembrance, dear Reuben. of you. —lnserted by his loving mother. MURRAY - —ln memory of Private Reuben Murray, died of wounds. April 16. 1945. •ust a memory, fond and true. From those who thought the world of you. —lnserted by Kay. John, and Pauline. MURRAY—In fond memory of Reuben Oliver Murrav, who lost his life in Italy. A Pril 16. 1945. You are always in our thoughts. Reub. —lnserted by his friends. David. Stella, and Ruth. MURRAY—In memory of Reuben, died of wounds in Italy. April 16. 1945. | do not forget him, nor do I intend; 1 think of him often, and shall to the end. Gone and forgotten by some he may be. But dear to my memory he will ever be. Inserted by a loving friend, Piri. Murray —In loving memory of Reuben, killed April 16. 1945. Remembrance. —lnserted by the Hamilton family. ROBERT J HAMPTON. MONUMENTAL MASON. ‘Phones 35-068. [ 35-196. 19 River road. Richmond. Christ- | church. Monumental Work in all Ceme- I 'cries in Canterbury. C 254
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Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25160, 16 April 1947, Page 1
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