IN MEMORIAM.
COUNSELL.—In loving memory of our dear little Rita who fell asleep on the 80th October. 1017; aged i years and 9 months. Do not call her lost, the darling, bear not; fondly hope to see .Dark-eyed, dark-haired little Rita, In the great Eternity. She -will meet, and love, and know us, And her baby heart keep true; In the bright and sweet hereafter, Little Rita -waits lor you. Inserted by her loving grandmother, M. Counsel!, and aunt, E. Hanson. FREEMAN.—In loving memory of Elsie .Beatrice Freeman, who' passed away at Hatuitai on the 30th October. 1913. Inserted by her affectionate mother, brother, and sister. HILL.—In affectionate remembrance of Frederick ilill. who died on the 30th October, Inserted by his loving wife^ and ■family;V JIARTtN.—In loving memory of Eric Arthur, third Bon of O. G. and E.. M. Martin, who P, aJfed away on the 30th October, 1922, at Wellington Hospital. Inserted by his loving parents, sisters, and brothers. KEILL.—In loving memory of my dear wife, who passed away suddenly at Hutt road. I'etone, on the 80th October, 1922. "To memory ever dear." Inserted by her loving husband, William Neill. *^t^'~ la lovln 8 memory of our dear mn b October, PS d ""* °n the A beautiful memory left behind Of a loving mother, true and kind; i we have lost but Heaven has gained, One of the best the world contained. Inserted by E. Neill, M. Harrison and family. j KEILL.—In loving memory of ■ our dear j OS2&, w* 2 ° 2 .departed tbls »Ie °a the 3°th I God called her home, it was His will, | But in our hearts she liveth still; [ -Her memory is as dear to-day [ As in the hour she passed away j Inserted by her loving son and daughter-mi-i law, Win and Vi. i M^ L'~In ,loTinß memory of dear mother. I S°un P s hln e d paa:s ae ys. O 8 n hatd hoYs 0t ; ha.? CtOber- "^ | Love and remembrance outlast all. i Inserted by Rupert, Alma, Mavis, Frank j Doreen. ! ■W ™»Lrtlr^ f0?? and lovln S memory of j my dear daughter and auntie, Winnie I im. fiTp 1 aWay °D thß 30th Oct°ber, ) This day brings back to memory j One we loved so dear; j As long as life and memory last, j We will always remember thee. | Inserted by her loving mother and nieces, j Kathleen and Winnie. I W«tater ANWrnn.» loTln 1 ? memol? °' OUr <]e« 3 meter winnie, who D& c£ed nwa v nn +1, I 30th October, 1920 R.IP y°Q th 9 ! Not dead to those who loved her, ! -v ot dead- Dut gone before; ' \nl l 'V"i, Withi th us in memory still, j - Ana will for evermore. i Inserted by May, Roy, Walter.' 1 "HELAN.—In loving memory of our dear ! 2L e<?., an, dn*£ 0?? In- Winnie- who Pa««d away ■ ob the 30th October, 1920. i To memory ever dear. ! Inserted by Mrs. C. Whelau and family.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 104, 30 October 1923, Page 1
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494IN MEMORIAM. Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 104, 30 October 1923, Page 1
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