IN MEMORIAM.
_BURNAND.In sad and loving memory of our dear husband and rather. John Henry Davis Bnmand, who passed away suddenly at Mangapeehi on March 25, 1919. Suddenly, just in a moment, The Lord of Life did come. And lifted him out of the cloudlands , Into th© light of home. —Inserted by his loving wife and daughter. Mahunui. Main Trunk line. . BURN AND. loving memory of our dear father, who died. suddenly at Mangapeehi on March 25* 1919. Sweet be thy rest, thy memory's dear, "Pis sweet : to breathe thy name; In life; we.; loved thee very dear, ,' ? Ja. de»f&. we the same., y ';■.'".. r Inserted h? his lovirig_son .and daughter-fe-law.-- Jsyk>-aad t SeE~^uT«aud,- Vl OßEa?ue,Main Trunk line. - \ "*"'' i EVES.In memory of our dear father, who departed this -life, on March 25, 1919. ■■ This day our memory lingers - On the dear one laid to rest, But midst fife's trials and sorrows ■We know God's ways are best. —Inserted by his loving son and daughter-in-law, R. and A. Eves, Natanai. SINTON.— fond and loving memory of our dear little daughter, Ellen Jean, who departed this life on March 23, 1916. To-day brings us sad memories Of a, loved one gone to,rest, Just when her life was brightest. - Just when our hopes-were best. —Inserted by her loving father and mother, Sisters and brothers.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17428, 25 March 1920, Page 1
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