IN MEMORIAL

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17622, 8 November 1920, Page 1

IN MEMORIAL

AUSTIN*.—In loving memory of my beloved I son, Charles V Austin, died of pneumonia, < "November 8, 1918. —Inserted by his mother, A. A. Austin. AUSTIN.—A tribute to the memory of my brother, Charles 'V. Austin, died November 8, 1918. —Inserted by A. T. Austin. BRIGHT— loving memory of my dear husband. Leonard, who passed away November 8. 19 IS. Dearly loved, sadly missed. —Inserted by his loving wife, M. D. Bright. FISCHER.—In sad but loving memory of our dear daughter and sister. Elizabeth 'Betsy), who departed this life on November We never shall forget her. The one we loved bo well: How much wo sadly miss her ,-«. No words can ever tell. —Inserted by her loving parents, sisters and brothers, Tiahoa, Matamata. . HARRISON.—In loving memory of our dear sister, who passed away November 8, Oh what happy "hours we once enjoyed: How sweet their memory still! But death has >left a vacant chair This world will never fill. — Inserted by her loving mother and sisters, Maggie and Edie, HARRISON.In loving mebnory of my dear sister, Ethel, who died November 8, 1918. Ever remembered. > —Inserted by her sister and brother-in-law, Martha and Jim. KERNOTT.Tn loving memory of my dear cousins,. Fred (Frosty) and Tom, who departed this life on November 6 and 7. 1918. Dearly loved, and sadly missed. —Inserted by their loving cousin, E. Edmondsou, Frankton Junction. s TILSLEY.—Tn loving memory of our dear daughter. Mabel Edith Tiislev, who passed away at Oruahu. November 7, 1919. Ever remembered and sadly missed. -Inserted by her loving parents, J. and A. Ti'sley, Omahu TOWERS —In loving memory of our dear sen and brother. H. A. Towers, who departed this lite of November 8, 1918. —Inserted by his loving parents, brothers, and sister. G. and E. Sisme-y. WELLS.—In loving memory of George eldest son of J. J. and S. A. Wells, who cl £ at Taihape Hospital, November 8, 1919. 'formerly of Coromandel.) Sad are the thoughts that wander. To that quiet and lonely grave. Mom sad are the thoughts that follow. He was called before we knew. —Inserted by his father and mother. _ WELLS.--In loving memory of our dear brother, George, who departed this life at Taihape Hospital, November 8, 1919. We never shall forget him. The one we loved so well. How much we sadly miss him, No words could ever tell.