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Acknowledgements MEHRTENS— Lorence and Family wish to thank most sincerely all relatives, friends and neighbours for flowers, cards, letters, telegrams, telephone calls, and personal expressions of sympathy in the sad loss of a dearly loved . husband, father, and granddad. Thanks to those who i attended the service at the ■ crematorium. ' MCLAUGHLIN— Mrs Annie McLaughlin and the Family ’ of the late James McLaugh- . lin wish to thank all friends , and relatives for their mes- ; sages of sympathy, Mass . cards, and attendance at his > funeral. Special thanks to Dot Smith for her Invaluable assistance. Please accept I this as a personal thank you I for those people whose ad- ’ dresses are unknown. I —— HARVEY— The Family of the I late Caroline Mitchell wish , to thank sincerely all relatives. friends, and neighbours ! for floral tributes, cards, telegrams, letters, acts of kindness, and personal expressions of sympathy in the sad i loss of their loved mother. To all those who attended the ‘i service we thank you for , your kind thoughts. KlRK—Malsle wishes to express sincere thanks to all relatives friends, and neighbours for floral tributes, tele grams, cards, and personal expressions of sympathy in the sad loss of her loved husband, Paul. Please accept this as a very personal ac- , knowledgement. 1 ARPS— The Wife and Family . of the late Vivian John Arps wish to thank sincerely all ’ friends, and ncigh- , hours for their kind thoughts, deeds, and expressions of , sympathy in the sad loss of a loved husband, father, grandfather, and greatgrandfather. Our thanks also to the Rev. Mr David Manning, those who attended the ' service, and the staff of Christchurch Public Hospital. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement of our thanks and appreciation. KAY, Elie, Robins Marjorie— I, Joyce Harry, thank all friends who shared with me In caring for Ella during her illness, for their visits, gifts, cards, letters, telephone, and personal inquiries. My gratitude to the staff concerned at Christchurch Public and The Princess Margaret Hospitals, the minister, organist, and al! who attended the service at the Linwood Crematorium; SWARBRICK — Vera, Joyce and family wish to thank all friends and relatives who sent messages of sympathy and kindly made donations to the Heart Foundation and to all those who helped in so many ways during their time of sorrow. They have tried to reply to every one in writing and if they have missed anyone please accept this as a personal acknowledgement. KIELY— The family of the late Rev. Brother Damien wish to thank sincerely all relatives, friends and neighbours who by their presence, Mass cards, letters, cards, telephone calls, telegrams and floral tributes expressed sym-| pathy in the very sad loss! of their beloved brother. To] the many past pupils and; friends who attended the Ros-i ary and Requiem Mass they are very grateful. The Con-[' celebrated Mass was a lovely tribute to him and a great consolation to them. May God bless you all. THOMSON, R.—Mrs Annie M. Thomson and family wish to : thank all relatives, friends : and neighbours for the many I expressions of sympathy in ; their loss of a dearly loved : husband of 57 years, dad and I granddad. A special thanks to ‘ Kevin and Diane Moore, of ' Parklands. Christchurch. • BERRY, Doris— Eleanor and ■ Frank Berry wish to thank sincerely all kind friends and neighbours for letters, cards*' and personal expressions of ■ sympathy in the sad loss of a ' dearly loved sister. Please ac- ' cent this as a personal ' acknowledgement. I THE relatives of the late Mona Willcocks thank her ' many friends for flowers and kind messages of sympathy ' received this week. Please accept this as personal thanks. BARTLE—The family of the late Stanley Cecil Bartie t.Xutsy) wish to thank neighbours. friends, the doctor and the St John Ambulance for their help, July 23, 1978. '