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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 124, 22 November 1923, Page 1

YOUR SUIT DRY-CLEANED FOR THE HOLIDAYS. WTTTH Xmas coming you will want to /». look'your ; beit,. and you can easily So this by ;havmg your suit Dry-cleaned »nd Pretged—at very little cost. SATISFACTION - GUARANTEED. ■■ LeiVe; your Suit at any of the Depots, or wnte or telephone us and we will call for it. •-.-■. ■ .-. •■■■!..- yiCTORIA LAUNDRY CO., LTD., Han»on itrMt, Wellihfloa. ; MARRIAGES. ltoJau,AK-CTJNNINGHAM.-On the 22nd h^« v 19?2' ■at Kno!t 'Church.. lower ££&. »>? the B«v. llr. McC»w, Richard yember, fourth son of Mr». J. McMUlan, Petone, to Miriam, daughter of Mr«. A. ■: CunnlDgbtm, Brunswick street, Lower Hutt. IN MBMORIAM BTJCK.—In loving memory of my dear son, Gjsorga, Jaajes^Bm*, wbo departed tuls ufe on the 22nd November, 1818. 6eveo "yeara to-day but ever in loving memory, . dear. Thy loving name wo breathe and shed a silent ■ I!™ s cannot alter our love bo true. This day brings back our grief anew.' Inserted.by bis ever true and loving father and brother, Oliver. SAKKOW.—In loving memory of onr dear lather, William Henry, who died at Piraparaumu on the 22nd November, 1018; aged ■ - 43 years. , ■ . . •. .--.... When the shades of night are falUng, •_And we ere sitting all alone, : There often comes a loDging, : If only you could come home. . A happy home we once enjoyed, _How sweet the memory still; But death left us a lonesomeness ' world can never fill. • Iver remembered by his loving wife and ■ . ...'■„. family. ; • ■ , BUCK.—In loving memory -W our dear.bus . B»na and father, George James Buck, who passed away on the 22nd November,-1916. God called him home, it was His will. But. in our hearts'he liveth still. Inserted by his loving wife and daughters. ENGLAND—In loving memory of Boris Eosalie f °fland, who died on the 22ud November: 1918. . -. ■ ■ fiemembrance is "sweet. Inserted by N. and H. England and family. SK6IAKD (nee JONES).-In loving memory of Dories .Rosalie, eldest daughter of Mabel embe W 191 ' WllD died °n the 22nd Soy' To memory ever dear. " 'Inserted by her; loving mother and father, brothers and sisteri.: ' ENQtAND —^In loving memory of my dear the-22nd November.. 1918. Gone, but not forgotten. 'Inserted by her loving sister and brother-in-law, Kene and Albert Swain. HAMMINOTON.—In loving memory of Ben-' Jamin.^eloved husband of Annie Hamming,l?o Dvemt°r.ii?B" t: d "^ "" •°" Tiye years has passed, how long it seems? In all my thoughts jour fair face beams: JTorget you? Ko, I never will. As years roll on I love you Btlll. Inserted.by his loving wife and family/ ; XINQAED.— In loving memory of our dear Jfwi." I2? r?« Gw™«loline,' who passed away on the.22nd November, 1918; aged,22yeart ' ■. ,-■.-"'. To.m«m.bry'eyer dsat', .|pi»rteij; by h«r loving sister and brother-in-law, D. and J. Foley. XINGARD.—In memory of Florrie Lingard.' •*'V'bw° i&- • life: Qn ,the '22nd Jio«™i :',: -•",' Inserted by J.W . ''SUSSS:-in?. pa*3ed away on the 22nd, :-.' ". '':■■'■. '"' :' '. .-' .- . ,-BT. ■ IOTIS ll: memory of our" dear th« 9o n^ ? ie> T bo deP»rted this ,l«e on , the 22nd November. 1W8; <j«ged •22 years. ,6od called her home, it'was His will, I H B r u''n°M, hearts she liveth still; ',- Her.memory is as dear to-day , A3 in ttie hour she passed-away. Inserted.by her loving sister'and brother-tO- -..-.- law. G. and F. Law. MGAS._In. loving memory: of Jessie Logan.' , Wj^.:Paesed away <"i the 22nd November] ; •• "? ■. ;, Ever remembered •:' ' .'By. Ted-'and" Ilia.'.' 1^?4?*:^?. lo» Inf- I2 mo7' of Jcaßie- the beI '■■■ >*■■"■■■ I ■■■'■ -Whatever joy.iand grief be mine, j '■ I will always fhink"'pt you. i ih?°.?,! mory's'PaßeWli n eTer . Mo t . Three little words: Forget me not | Inserted by her loving husband and son i ....'■-■'■■ .Walter.' .^^e^&^the^^ ; ■■'} viir??irili ne>," Mne i da^' we know not when. X~: ■ ■ Land. P tbeir hantlß in * Be"« f 'And never part again. i" v " Peace, Perfect Peace. Inserted by'their loving parents, J. and D. ; McCEAe.—ln loving memory of Dolly McCrae. AndKtlm e Kr|° g3 mUCh that »"*«• ThiS?.'*' rJ? gs much thafs new: There s one thing that never alters . . Is our thoughts, dear Doll o]t you Inserted by her true^ friends, Lilland Con To memory ever dear. ißMrted by her husband, J. Neill, and Doris. NSk?"T^? •°*!'>B"inemoiy of our dear mother : MM. a^"P on the 22nd November; '-' •"-■ ' "Fond remembrance." ■ Inierted by herjaughter and son-in-law, E. The world may change from year to year. Our fnendß from day to day I But never will the one I loved - | from memory fade away. \ Inserted by his loving wife. | VZJ.CS— In-_.fondand loving memory of'our 1 thf K m.'i rtS Ceo, A!.f^ d &xt>< »ho departed a this life on the 22nd November, 1918. | God called him home, it was His will, I But in.our .hearts he liveth still; . 8 His memory is as dear to-day a As in the hour he passed away. I ■ Inserted by his loving parents. \ ■ P*tf™ PS;~ i s>,-n° ving "?em°ry of Susannah 9 Margaret PhiUips (Suse), who died at H eSber Slto ' * Hutt- on the 22nd NovI S»eeVi ß *? e me ?iory she left behind ? 9r a i"? always loving, faithful and Vind • | Peace!ally sleeping, rating X 3 ' § Life's troubles over, suffering .past! I Inserted by her loving husband and family. I w^th«- ACwl;'~?'i 6vinf! *memory of our «'" H ills * *ed on tho 220 d November, I To memory ever dea,r. I I°*ei^w l vb/rfi. tiS j0!}118^00 aDd <J*«Bbter.in- | , !»w, Eddie and Maude, and grandchildren.. | CASH BATES for Birth. Marriage. 3 • s?£@!iJ3£ In llemoriam Notices, | SIXPENCE per Line. (Minimum I . charge, 2s Cd.) Six words to the 1 SJS.TJ?- MARRIAGE, and DEATH § NOTICES must be endorsed by some JS • reiponsible perion to ensure their ■A Insertion. 1 TW.M.—Ladies' Grey Kid Oxford- ■| *J • Shoes, Cuban heels, J.W.M. price i'*'2l«6d. J. W. Martin, Courtenay-pl. . Branch: 57, Manners-st. '