IN MEMORIAM.

Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 239, 6 July 1931, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

(CRAWFORD.—In » loving memory ol our dear mother, Agnes ■ Alice Crawford, who entered into' rest at Featherston, on July 5, 1926. “Rest in Peace.” . Y —Bertha and Sid.

pRAWFORD.—In loving memory<'of our dcAr grandmother, Agues Alice Crawford, who passed away on July 5. 1926,. at Featherston.. Time inay heal our hearts, dear grand-, mother, Time may make the wound less ..• ’sore; . 1 .. ' ■ But time can never stop the longing For our loved one gone before.' < ' It I.P. —lnserted by her loving grand-daugh-ter, Alice, and her husband, William 0. Ingle, of New Plymouth?

PRAWFORD.—In loving .memory, of my ■ dear wife 1 and mother; Agnes Alice Crawford, who passed peacefully away nt Featherston, July .5, 1926. Wc who think of. her to-day Are the ones who loved her best.' 1

R.LP. —lnserted by her loving husband, J. ft. Crawford. Featherston, and daughter and son-in-law, E. and T. Dennis, and grandchildren, of New Plymouth. CONNOR—In fond and loving memory of our dear Dad, Maurice John, who was accidentally killed, Main Trunk Railway disaster, July 6, 1923. Always true, unselfish and kind. Few in this world his equal to find; One of the best that God could send, A loving father right to the end. Loving and true in all his ways. TTpright and just to the.end of: his days. Ready to help in time of need, ■ Loving-in thought and-kind in deed. —lnserted by. his loving children. Vera, Mavis? Maurice, Ina. afid'E? Goodwin. PURGHAS.—To the memory of my dear wife, who passed away at New Ply-, mouth; July 6, Purcbas. .