IN MEMORIAM.
'I.AIRD. —In loving memory of our dear mother, Nellie McClaren Laird, who fell asleep on September 10, 1931. . .Dear Is the grave where our mother is laid, 'Sweet is the memory that never will fade. I Inserted by her daughters,' Myra and Marlon, and son Cedrlc. MURRAY,. —In sad. and loving . memory of "Tommy," who passed away September 10, 1935. : .... .Ever remembered. •.'.,'.■ ' Inserted by her loving sister, Dora Green, and .! family. ' MURRAY. —In loving memory of my beloved wife Ivy, who passed away at Wellington on September 10, 1935.. , ' ■ : ' • Sweet, is the word • remembrance, • Too sweet to be in name: In life we loved her dearly. In death we do the same. Inserted by her husband and daughter, Syd and Amy- Murray.
MURRAY.— In loving memory of my dear friend Mrs. Murray (mother). T often'think of you, dear friend, With thoughts so fond and true; JUst for today, but every day, . ' I think and remember you. '~.■■ .: . Amy Flnlay.
NORTH.—In loving memory of our dear husband and father, who ,passed away on September • 10, 1935. Inserted by his loving wife and-eon (Jack).
SAMBROOK.—In loving memory of my dear sister Elsie, died September 10, 1036. Time changes many things, But one thing changes never: ...The memory of thoss happy days ■ When; we- were all together. Inserted' by Mrs. A. Taylor, 53a Fltzherbert Street, Petone.
STOCKBRIDGE.—In fond memory of. my husband ■ and our father, Robert Thomas, who .passed-away on September 10, 1933. ■. - Beyond the toiling. Inserted by his wife and family.
TIDSWELL.—In loving memory of our very d.ear friend, Mrs. Tom Tldswell, who died September 10, 1934. , Tor ever remembered. Inserted by Major and Mrs. Jones and -family.
TIOSWELL.—In loving memory of a dear wife 1 and mother, Maud Ethel Jane, who passed away on September 10, 1934. . God's greatest gift—remembrance. Inserted by her loving husband and daughter Jean.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 62, 10 September 1937, Page 1
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308IN MEMORIAM. Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 62, 10 September 1937, Page 1
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