FUNERAL NOTICES.

Evening Post, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 86, 8 October 1943, Page 1

FUNERAL NOTICES.

BITOSSI.—The Friends .'of the late, Erlt (Mick) Bitossi are invited to, attend hif Funeral, which will' leave the Chapel of R H, Wilson and Sons, Ltd., Tomorrow (Saturday), October 9, 1943, at the conclusion ol Service, commencinE at 10 a.m., for th< •« Karori Cemetery. Robt. H. Wilson and Sons Ltd., 164 Adelaide Rd. MITTEN.—The Funeral of the late Mlchae Mitten will leave the. Basilica of the Sacrec Heart, Hill St., on Monday, October 11, 1943 at 9.30 a.m., for the:Cemetery, Karori. Requleir Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. J. E. Tayloi • and Sons," Ltd.,' Funeral Directors. THOMSON.—The Friends -of the latp Did Thomson, of 71 Farnham • St., are invited t< attend his Funeral, which will leave our Chapel 25 Kent Tee., Tomorrow, Saturday, October 9 1943, at the conclusion of the Service, whicl commences at 10 a.m., for the Cemetery, Ka •rori." E. Morris Jun., Ltd. NEW ZEALAND ROLL OF HONOUR. IN MEMORIAM. GROFSKI.—In proud and loving memories o my dearest friend, Sgt. Pilot Bryan Grofski died of wounds, October- 7, 1942. A beautiful memory, dearer than gold, A pal whose worth can neve? be told; A loving smile, a happy face, A broken link I can never replace. Sadie Fuller. SCORRINGE.—In loving memory of Privat J. Scorrlngc, killed in action, France, Octobe 8, 1918. Ever remembered. Inserted by his brother, Frank. SMITH.—In loving memory of Alfred Evans ■: died prisoner of war, Bergamo, Italy, Octobe 7, 1942. For ever in our thoughts. Madge, Jack, and family. . IN MEMORjAM. BARKER.—In loving memory of Alfred, be < loved husband of Catherine, who passed awa October 9, 1940. Ev-er .remembered. Inserted by. his wife and family. BARKER.—In loving memory of our dea father • and grandfather, who passed awa October 9, 1940. Always remembered. Inserted by Alf, Nolene, and grandchildren. BARRON.—In loving memory of our de* • nephew, George, who passed through the littl , white,gate October 8, 1942. Safe in the arms of Jesus. I Uncle Norman, Aunty. Kit, Norman, and k Patricia. BARRON.—In loving memory of our pa ~ Seorge, accidentally killed October 8, 1942. God must have a beautiful garden, For He. always chooses the rarest, and besi Inserted by Betty and Joan Flaws. r BARRON.—In loving memory of our dei little pal, Georgic, who was accidentally. kill< , at Kaiwarra on October 8, 1942; aged-12] years. Memories of you, . George, though they j still have me weeping, Ard treasures with which I will never , ■ part, ;■ : ■ "■ ' ! And* although God has you in his keeping I'll always have you in-my heart. I Auntla Nora,, Uncle Doug., Jan, Mary, ai Glenys. BARRON.—October 8, 1942. In lovh memory of dear pal George.' One sad year has passed away, Still I miss you every day; . Sweetest memories fond and true, Always remain down memory lane, dear George, of you. Your pal, Stan. BARRON.—In loving memory of bur nephe and cousin, Georgle- Barron, died October 1942, aged 12 years. Inserted by Uncle Dod, Aunt'Maggie, and family. BARRON.—In loving memory of my gram son, George Barron, died October 8, 1942. Deeply regretted. —Granny; BARRON.—In memory of our pal, Georg died (result of accident), October 8, 1942. Remembered. Inserted by Bruce and Alan Howard. BARRON.—In loving memory of our on dearly-loved son, Georgie, accident-ally killi Kaiwarra, October 8, 1942; aged 121/. years. We never thought when he left home He would no more return. That he so soon in death would sleep \ And leave us all to mourn. The stars shine on a treasured grave Of our son we loved but could riot save. To have, to love, and then to part Is the saddest story of the human heart. Sadly missed by Mum and Dad. y -i