IN MEMORIAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17752, 11 April 1921, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

BAKER.—In loving memory of Olive Baker (Ollia), dearly-loved and youngest daughter of Thomas and Margaret- Baker, who died in the Hamilton Hospital on April 11. 1920, as the result of injuries caused by the train; aged 2 years and 1 month. There's a place in our memory, our lives, that you fill: No one ever takes it; no one ever will. —Inserted by her loving father and mother, brothers and Sisters, Huntly. BAKER.—In loving memory of our dear little playmate, Olive (Oily), who died through the result of a railway accident at Hunlly on April 11, 1920; aged 2 years. One year has passed 6ince that sad day When our little playmate was called away. We loved her then; we love her still. Forgot her? No, we never will. —Inserted by her little playmates, J. T. G. and M. R. G., Huntly. COCKROPT.—In sad and loving memory of my dear husband. M. Cockroft, who died April 10. 1920. Some day I hope to meet him; Soros day—l know not when— I will clasp his hand in better hmds. And never part again. —Inserted by his loving wife, 3. A. Cockroft. COX.—In loving memory of Thomas Robert Cox, who departed, this life on April 1J 1915. "'-though lost to sight, to memory ever dear." —Inserted by his loving wife and daughter. EDE.—In loving memory of Sarah A. Ede, who passed away on April 11, 1920. At rest. —Inserted by J. E. and T. Parker.