IN MEMORIAM.
PA HR.—ln loving memory of our do i dually, George Parr, who died Doeembejf 18th', 19J8, of influenza, at 1 aiNorth. Sacred is the spot whore our dear daddy iA'laid, Fond are the memories Unit nevty ml' fade. , ~ W&M3ften sit and think of you, dear <umu\. lint, t)li! Wo think it was so hard Wo children could not bill our last good bye.' Wo loved him d*C ly in life, let us not forget him ie ieath. {lnserted by his loving children four 1 j sous and six daughters.] BARE.—In sad and loving memory of George, dearly beloved husband 01 .31. Ban 1 , who died.lSth December, 1918, of influenza, and youngest son ol late (led. Parr, Now Plymouth, and brother of T. Barr, New Plymouth, ami H. Barr, Hawcra. Jtla ha id to break the tender cord When, l love Ims bound the heart: It's,'hard, so hard to speak the words j Wo fop o. time must part. Dearest' loved one we have laid tlioo | In (ho peaceful grave's embrace, But thy memory will bo cherished Till wo sed thy heavenly face. ,W*e loved;him dearly in life; let us uoi . forget him in death, i tit) sorted by his loving wife, M. Barr.]
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1704, 18 December 1919, Page 1
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