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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 46, 23 February 1912, Page 1

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HAILWOOD.— In memory of Margaret Eileen, dearly loved daughter of John and Margai'efc HaHwood, who died on the 28rd February, 1911, aged 4 years *md 2 months. 8.1.P. Dearest Eileen, thou hast left hb, Thou doEt dwell with angels now," And a wreath of glory priceless Sparkles on thy shining brow. In thy pure and joyous childhood .Christ called, "Child, come here to 3fe, ; Wait a little, dearest Eileen, And -we soon shall follow theo. Inserted by her loving parents, WdASIVICa.— In memory of my de« father, Trepo VncaslvJeh, who departed this life on the 28rd February, 1909. Dearest father, how we miss you, None but aching hearts can tell; Home has lost you, heaven gained you, Dearest father, fare-thee-well. Inserted by his loving daughter; A, Shortis, VTTCABIVICH.— In loving memory/ of my dear father, Trepo Vucasivicb, who departed this life on the 23rd February, 1900. 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