BEREAVEMENT NOTICES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16847, 11 May 1918, Page 1

BEREAVEMENT NOTICES.

, MRS. HARRY BOLTON, of 22, Virginia 'Avenue, Eden Terrace, sincerely thanks all feincl friends who sympathised with her, both Personally and by means of telegrams, letters, and cards, in the recent great loss of her dear husband, Frivate Harry Bolton, (killed in action, April 17, 1918. MRS. KELSALL and Family wish too sincerely thank all kind friends who sympathised •with them in their recent sad bereavement "by the loss of their son and brother George, *who was killed in action in France on March SO, 1918; nlfo for letters, telegrams and cards received. MR. AND MRS. MAXWELL of Northcote, desire to sincerely thank all kind friends who sympathised with them in the loss of their dear son Theodore, who died in hospital in France on March 26. MR AND MRS. H. SIMMONS and Family. Mount Pleasant, Onehnnga, sincerely thank all kind friends who sympathised with them, both personally and by means of telegrams, letters, cards and floral Problems, in their recent sad bereavement. . MRS. J. N. TYSON and Family, of Cambridge, desire to tender their grateful thanks to those friends who sent telegrams, letters tela floral emblems during their recent bereavement. 'MRS. F TICKERS and Family, of Gorki on ton, wish to sincerely thank all the kind Inends who sympathised with them, both Personally and by means of caries and letl? *< m the loss of her eon William John ocott, who died on April 11 as the result of wounds received m action in _ France, and »lso to assure them that their kind sympathy Sreatly lessened the sad blow. MR. AND MRS. F. H. WELLS and of Devon port, desire to sincerely i-tiapK all th» kind friends who sympathised jii elu Personally and by letters, cards, and telegrams, in the recent sad loss of their «tear Boa Mid brother, Fred. Bert, killed m (MKon in France, March 29, 1918.