IN MEMORIAM.
CLARK.^in loving memory of Stirling'Clark, Kove™!^." 16 Uigll" Life 0D the-87tb - • Sot forgotten.' ■ ■ : Inserted by liis. mother. COOPER; and ARMSTKONG.-In ever loving memorj- of our dear motlier, who passu-d away at Upper Hutt on. ihe SUth hovcniJ)er,;l9j9 Also, our ' dear, sister, Edith Marion Armstrong, who passed away at Hunterville oa the 16th January, 1910. They were ready for His coming They were listening for ihe call, And of the darK, deep river tide, Uiey had no (ear at all. For they trusted in the finished work . Of Him Who came to isave, And tbey knew that Jriend would bear them ■ . . . . : - . In safety o'er the wave.. InM|^ dn y hfVA v,ins son-in-law, If. aud O. Morrison, and son, David. COOPER and ABMBTnONfi.-in .loviag.-mem-ory of. our dear mother, Augusta H' P Cooper who i)as3e4 awiy on tire 2PtU Novl ember, 1010. Alsoourdwr sister', Edith'M. Armstrong, -»ho, passed-away on the 16th One by-.one earth's -chains are broken, ' One by one they're, linked above..Boon there'll be a grand le^union -'- In the. laud of. light.and. Iwe. ' : ■ ■■ ■ Inserted by her loviug son, Arthur. DESi ANDES,-In loving ' memory of Lucy ' - Deeply' uio'iimed. ".-■'. lnterted by Ada anil Mitcueli Pcslandcs and 'family. ... DESI/ANDES.-In loving meraorV of Lucy very, dearly beloved .wife of- E. Deslandes' ber° 192P- artCd th'S UfC" °D *h° 27th NoveD': UALIOWAY-In loving' memory of .our dear Saber, ■l 9W OpaßsCdttWay °h tUe 20th *m' Stil! sadly missed.
Inserted by her daughters, Marian' and Maggie. Ms^r lnv,'° nd an, d loving memory of dear PSS! aWayOatbe 27th Jiov" ... Inserted by his loving cousin, Ada. HEATH.— In loving memory of our darlins Harod,. eldest son of Mr. and Mr". N* il ».«.wh»? i passed t0 tt Higher Life on the.27th November,; 1922. .Also Wilford, second son of above,- who passed to a Higher Life on the 17th September, 1910. ..Empty indeed is our lii^ie, .. Aching is ou> hearts to-day, for loneliness prevails. , Just in the prime of manhood Just when their lives were beßt God saw at to take them ' To His glorious home of 'rest. Inserted by their, father,, mother, brother -• . '. ■ and sisters. • ' HEATH.—In loving, memory of dear! H.-rtMd who crossed the river on the 27th November! "Memory* recalls one of the best." Inserted-by his loving auntie and uncle Jane and Charlie. JOHNSON.—In loving memory of my dear mother, Agnes Johnson, who died at Auckland on the 27th November, 1017. Inserted, by her loving son, Victor Johnson. JOUXSON.-In loving' memory of my dear Sl ndi Mrß- A- Johnson, who died on the 2<th November, 1917, at Auckland. , To. memory ever dear. : . - . Inserted by E. Wells. JACKSON."—In memory of Thomas Edwin Jackson, who died on the 27th November 1922, as result of accident at Westport. Just a memory, fond and true, Of a kind and loving husband and father. Inserted by his loving wife and daughters, • . • • and friends. ■ ■ •■ MCKEN.ZIE.-Ta loving, memory of Annie' McKenzie, who departed this life on the 27th November, 191 C; aged 14 years. Gone is the face we loved bo dear Silent the voice we long to hear; ' Too far from sight or. speech, But not too far for our thoughts to reach. Inserted by her loving ' parents, sister, and . • . brother, McKenzie. MASTERS.—In fond and: loving memory of ?U r dearbusband arid daddy, who died on the 27th November, 1918, at Wellington College. . . . . . .So loved; so mourned. . Inserted by his loving wife and children. HOVE.—In fond and loving memory of our dear son:and brother, Henry, who departed . this life on the 27ih November, 19J7. .God called him home, it was His will But in our hearts he liveth still - '' ■ His memory is as dear to-day As in the hour he passed away. Inserted ;by his loving mother and brothers. NOTE.—In loving memory of our. brother Henry, who passed away on the 27th November, 1917. - . There Is a bond death cannot sever, Love and remembrance last, for ever. Inserted by his loving sister and brother-ln-SMITH.—In loving . memory of Agnes Mabel Smith, who passed away, at Hamilton on the 27th November, 1918. Inserted by her loving mother, sister and brother. SPEEDIE.—In loving memory of Sydney, who passed away on the 27th November, 1918. Not one of bis own stood by him, We knew not the call had come; God only knows how hard it was To say: "Thy will be done." Inserted by M. and A. Hudson.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 128, 27 November 1923, Page 1
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723IN MEMORIAM. Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 128, 27 November 1923, Page 1
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