IN MEMORIAM.
UnOWN*.—ln lovini; memory of1 my dear hus-hni.-l. diaries Henry Brown, who passed away on tlie ISili June. 101 S. Inserted !>y his loving wife and daughter. LlTTLK.—fit loviiis memory of our dear son and lirother. Vk-m-.v Austin (Harry), who de-parti-il this life 011 the I'Jth June, 1913, aged 13 yours. Had lie asl:e;i us we would say, Loid, we love him, let him stay. Inserted liv his sorrowins j.air.nts, grandparents, sister, ami brothers. LlTTl.t!.—ln loviiiß memory of our dear brother, Henry Austin (Harry), who departed this Hfe on the 10th June, 1013, aged - 13 years. We miss the sweetness of your face, The voice we loved so dear. Inserted by his lovinp sister and brother-in-law, E. iiml.J. Bowie. MTTT/G.-In affectionate memory ol ' Henry -Uistiii Little (Hurry), who departed this life on the lOtli June, 1013. Inserted by liis uncle and aunt, J. and E. l'layue, and family. ITTTL-V.-Tn loving memory of Henry Austin Little (Harry), who departed this lite on the 19th June, 1913. Inserted by bis cousins, E. and A. Edwards. MCfcHAIC.—In loving memory of .our Jackie, who died oii the 10th June, 1916. Tliy will bo done. Inserted by DaH, Mum, and family. R>MS\\\—in lotfns memory of Allan James Kainsay, who died "on the 19th June, 191 S. One of tlie best of men. Gone but not forgotten. Inserted by his loving father-in-law, W. H. Ledbrook. KAMSAT.—In loving memory of Allan James Ramsay, plumber, who died on the 19th June, 1918. Though another has taken your place, Jim, Forgotten by some you may be: Your equals, few, your betters Done, We will always remember thce. Inserted by his brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Cecil and Annie. THOMSON".—In memory of Edgar Coutts Thomson, 8.C.X.. Ormond Col., Melbourne University; born Patea 28th January, 1S81; died 15th Jane, 1901; the result of an accident while iilayinß for the Wellington Rugby Football Club against the Toneke. 151RTH, MARRIAGE, and DEATH KOTICKS must be endorsed by some responsible person to ensure their insertion. CASH RATES for. Birth, Marriage, Death, and In Memoriam Notices, SlXl'ENCli per LINE. (Minimum charge, 2a Cd). Six words to the line.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 143, 19 June 1919, Page 1
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352IN MEMORIAM. Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 143, 19 June 1919, Page 1
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