IN MEMORIAM.
OAKEK.v-In lovinß memory of dear mother,: ,- who died on the 30th September, 1013. Time cannot alter our love so true, This day brings back our grief anew. Inserted by her loving, daughter and son-in-law, ;• ' '. . F. and 'U. Amies. BUCK.—In loving memory of my dear wife and mother, Hannah Buck, who died on the 30th :, September, .1916. Sadly missed; dearly ■ loved. . Sad thoughts they linger round my. heart, I While tears they often flow; And to that sad and lonely grave '■• My thoughts they often g0.., ' We cannot clasp your hand, dear mother, Your face we cannot see; i But let this little token tell We always remember thee. We often sit and think of you ■> When we are all alone; : For memory is the only friend , That grief can call its own. Jnserted by her/ever true and loving husband, ■ -•'.- .Francis Buck; and. family. ■ . JiUCK.—In loving memory of my dear mother, ; who departed this life on t!>e .30th Septem-f-'-bc'W-IMS.""" 1---' I".''-P.' ":."' ."■',""' ' : : 3lothqr," T "deal*; you're not forgotten, 1 You were always kind and true; ; Kever told us of your sufferings. ; ' Still we know what, you went through. Inserted by a loving son, Francis, wife, and ; . . ' - -. ' fnmlly. i FILL.—In loving memory of Alfred Fill, who i died at Kaiwarra on the 28th September, : 1007. :-.... : To memory ever dear. Inserted by his loving wife and family, S. Fill. JOLL.—In sad'but loving memory of Mary Jane Joll, who passed away at tha residence of , Fritz Anton Straek, schoolmaster, Pakawnu, on the 30th September, 1916. Amavit amata est. PINK.—In . sweetest, and loving memory of Ethel Eose Pink, who passed away suddenly on the SOth September, 1011. Time or distance, cannot change us, Absence makes you feel so dear; When memory.brings the past before us, 'Tis,then we-wish that you were here; Inserted by her loving mother, sisters, and brother. BIE.TH. MABEIAGE, and DEATH NOTICES must be endorsed by some responsible person to ensure their insertion.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 79, 30 September 1918, Page 1
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343IN MEMORIAM. Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 79, 30 September 1918, Page 1
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