Acknowledgements MRS OAKLEY, Arnold. Dorlx and Elsie, wish u> thank friends, neighbours and relatives, for lheir kind expressions of sympathy In the passing of a loved sister and aunt, Eliza Hord. Special thanks to the staff of Tuarangi Home. HEWLETT—Mrs Marie Hewlett wishes to thank friends and neighbours foi the kind expressions of sympathy and understanding In the loss of p »'<«-orl liiitihtinrl POFF—The relatives of the late Man Poff wish to thank the ptiest and pariaWbnera of the Burnside Catholic Church for their attending Requiem Mass and Rosarv following het death. Special thanks to Rev. Father Lysaght, doctor, sisters, and nursing staff of Mary Potter Hospital tor their dedicated WOODFORD—The family of the late Xarte Frances wood • ford would like sincerely to ■ thank all relatives and friend* for their kind expressions of sympathy in the sad joss of a loved wife, mother, and grandmother. , Special thanks to the attending doctor, matron and staff of "Fairhaven’’ C entral Mi* sion Eventide Home. To all whose addresses are unknown, please accept thia as a nev£nn°l arknov h*dr»ment MRS THELMA PIERSON and Family wish to thank most sincerely all friends, rela lives, and neighbours who attended the funeral sen ice. and for personal expressions of sympathy during their sad bereavement Also thanks to nurses and Nurse Maude Association. The Princes* Margaret Hospital, and Coronation Hospital for their help over the years, CORNELIUS—SteIIa and the Family of the late Robert James (Jim) would like to express their sincere thanks to relatives friends, and neighbours for floral tributes, telegrams, < ards, letters, personal messages of sympathy, and many acts o* kindness received at the time of the loss of a dearly loied husband, father, and granddad Also the many people who attended the services at the chapel and Lawn Cemetery, where it was irnp<M*ible to speak to all relatives and friends. As many addresses are unknown, please accept this as a personal thank you. Special Uianks to the attending doctor for his untiring attention.
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