IN MEMORIAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17596, 8 October 1920, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

dea? loving memory of our . wahia oa OctoW°B P l 9 1! d aWpy * Ngatn^ $£■ Jho word. V Remembrance!" . W« hnij oß *,;wish to show ? it you stiii.vm memory AS '"■© . years may come and go. thinking of you to-day, dear mother, p;E„ - kmg « j£ ,. th past, .Picturing you in our memory duet as we saw you last. inJaw Se fif?;j® t lov 3Sg daughter and sonchiidren S ° ans t>one, and- erandPAREELL.—Of your charity pray for the PaTrick w 11 S lf °* our dear son. John at Karanglhake.-R.Lp n Ootober 8 ' 1919 " On whose soul sweet Jesus hare mercy.' —inserted by his loving mother. fond and loving memory October I? 1919. * Who departed this life His loving smile % nd ,, kindly frays, Are pleasant to recall; a jj® I ,? an t smile for each. And died beloved by all. 3e M? d and A? Keidf and - brother loving, remembrance of our Housa TW ah A n ? er - of Nottingham ■nous?, -fort Albert, who died October 8, 1918. . Deeply regretted. G °\i knows how much we miss her. tr And the bitter tears we shed. v™ „ s y H< ? cries . why do you weep? xour "mother is not dead. No, do not weep for me, my children, T>ii t m only gone before, lii 0 ting there to welcome All my dear ones to that shore. c^TT,\?^ erteC V y her 'ins daughter and son-in-law, Helen and Fred Devey, Te Aroha. PAUL. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear < wife and mother, who died at PoUen Street, Thames, October 8. 1916. Time may heal the broken heart, ■q i i^ s may make the wound less sore: •"•But time caa never stop the ponging . ror our loved ones gone before.