NEW ZEALAND ROLL OF HONOUR.

Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 31, 5 August 1925, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND ROLL OF HONOUR.

IN MEMORIAM. PARSONS.—In loving memory of Sydney Herbert Parsons, who died of wounds in France on • 4th August, 1017, dQarly beloved eldeßt son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Parsons, Miramar, and beloved brother of M. h. and fi. Pareons. ■IRTHI. tiORRIS.—On the 4th August, 1925, at Waimarie Obstetric Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. B. Morris, of Ava road, Miramar—a son; both well. MARRIAGE*. TAPLEY—EVATT.—On Wednesday, 29t1» July, 1025, at Wellington, Guy Livingstone, second eon of Mr. and Mrs. H. Livingstone lapley, of Dunedin, to May, only. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Evatt, of Island Bay, Wellington. DEATHS. CARNEGIE.-On the 4th August, 1925, at Wellington, Mary, relict of the late Antanil Carnegie; aged 54 yearß. R.I.P. FOSTER.—On the 4th August, 1025, at his losiueuce, 62, Sefton ruau, Hiraniar, William i'outer, m his 71st yeur. At lest. UAMILTON.—On the 3rd August, 1025, at the residence of her sou t,U. K. Hamilton;, I'itzuerbert street, Pulmerston North, Jessie, relict of the late W. H. Hamilton; aged 77 years. IN MEMORIAM. GERARD.—In loving memory of my dear sister, jEva, who passed away ou the 6th August, 1923. Two years have gone, our hearts are sore, As time goes on we miss her more; Her welcome smile, her loving face, So one. on earth can fill her place. Inserted by her loving sister, Mrs. Williams, and family. .GERARD.—In loving memory of our dearest mother, Eva May Gerard, who passed away on the sth August, 1023. If we could only clasp her hand, As we oft times breathe her name; But ail that is left is her smiling fact - In a beautiful gilded frame. Inserted by her loving daughters, Dorothy and . Myrtle. iBFF.—In loving memory of my dear daughter, Elizabeth, who fell asleep in the arms ' of Jesus on the 4th August, 1914. Inserted by loving mother, sister, and brothers. PITCHER.—In ever sad and loving memory of Helen Francis (Nellie), who passed away on the sth August, 1918; aged 2J years. "To memory ever dear." Inserted by her loving parents, B. and C. Pitcher. EOLFE.—In loving memory of dear Will, who passed away on the 6th August, 1922. In memory ever dear. Inserted by his lovlflg ■wife. EOLFE.—In loving memory of Dad (William John Rolfe), who passed away on the 6th August, 1022. Inserted by his loving children, Mr. and Mrs. W. Rolfe, and family. IXRINDER. —In loving memory of my dear son, Alfred Grinder, who tell asleep on tha 6th - August, 1021. Sad in my heart lies a memory Of a dear, son gone to rest; In memory I will always hold him. Because he was one of the best. Inserted by his loving mother, L. Trender. JRINDER.—In remembrance of Alfred Edward Trinder, who passed away at Wellington on ' the sth August, 1024. Inserted by L.R. TRINDER.—In loving memory of my dear brother, Alfred Trinder, who died on the sth August,. 1924. Some day, some time our eyes Bhall lee That dear face kept in memory. Inserted by his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Croll. I BEREAVEMENT NOTICES. THANKS. The Family of the late MRS. PARSONSON. wish to extend their heartfelt appreciation' and thanks to the many friends for their kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral tributes sent in their recent sorrow. Also they wish to particularly thank Dr. Hamilton Gltmer for his untiring care and attention and kindness during their mother's previous and last illness. MRS. J. H. CAMERON and Family desire to. thank all kind friends and relatives for telegrams, kind expressions of sympathy, and floral tributes in their recent sad bereavement. The Relatives of the late MRS. DTJDFIELD wish to thank all those from whojn messages of condolence and wreaths were received. Thanks also to the Nurses, Doctors, and StaH generally of Wellington Hospital for their unfailing kindness and attention to her during her long illness, and especial thanks to Nurse Bennet, Mrs. Greenfield, and Archdeacon Johnson. MRS. A. H. MILES and Family desire, to thank all kind friends for kind messages of sympathy and floral tributes, and to specially thank Major Mead and all officers and men who paid a last tribute to the late Captain Miles; also Drs. Rhlnd and Martin,. the Sisters and Nurses of No. 7 Ward, Wellington Hospital for their great kindness to them during their sad bereavement. . . »