IN MEMORIAM

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16822, 12 April 1918, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

UDDELL.—In loving memory of my dear brotier. J. W. Liddefl. who passed away on Holy Thursday Night last April, at Ruapan, "■ Some day we hope to hear all about it, dear Bill. ■ •-Son's day, we know not when. 'w I often sit and think of yon when I am all "'•■-« alone. Bat memory is the only friend that grief can •-';..;;>; call its own. -Inserted by his loving sister, A. Soren- .{-;: sen, Waikino. .y' O'NEILL.— loving memory of our wee ->' Clarey. be'.oved only son of Charles and .i:'.' Maftion O'Neill, who died at Pohuehue. ~/;, Warkworjh, April 12, 1917; aged 7 years ■ f'i (months. „■•' • A voice we loved is still. : " ,-Inserted by his loving parents and his :i sisters. Gracie and Enid. i ■•"/■•' Tyi BMYTHE.— loving memory of our dear ,;■' daughter, Evelyn, who entered into rest April 12, 1917. ?&;• So loved, so mourned.I —Inserted by her parents. Killarney Farm, '•■.. Uauku. ■J- TYE.—In loving memory of our darling little daughter, Joyce, who fell asleep on '.'April 12, 1917; aged 2 years 9 months. ;:, "Our bud in Heaven." '~;■' Sweet little flower, nipped in the bud. No sin or sorrow knew; Came % win everyone's love. \ And then to Heaven withdrew. »-'■• '' —Inserted by her ever-loving parents, D < f . and C. Tye. Papatoetoe. TYE—In loving memory of dear little •". Joyce, who passed away April 12, 1917. i A little flower of love. That blossomed but to die; 1 Transplanted now above. With God to bloom on high. . ; . -Inserted by her loving grandparents, '' strata, and uncles. Northcote. "/■ WEST.'— fond and loving memory of our dear husband and father. Alfred West, who passed away at the Auckland Hospital oa April 12. 1916. In life wo loved you dearly, In death wo do the same. Ever remembered. —Inserted by his ioving wife and family.