IN MEMORIAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18025, 25 February 1922, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

mismpry of our dear faoy, John- William. who was killed at Frankton Junction, while on duty in the railway service, on February 25, 1914; ajed 20 soars. Could.'l. h» mother, hnve clasped, His hand,. The boy I loved so well: Or kissed hie brow when death was near, And whisDsred, "My boy, farewell." ' I eeem to we his dear face, Through a mist of .anxious tears: But «. mother's part is a. brokeu heart, And a burden of lonely years.. . . a—lnserted by his loving motner. A. 11. Cnanncn. Helensville. COMMING.—In loving memory of Robert Eoy (Bob), irho died at Gisborne' Hospital after ehort illness. February 22, 1921. So dearly loved, he has been taken from our home. but. never from our hearts. —Inserted by bis levins Barents. EDWARDS.-In sad but loving memory of our dear father, who entered into rest February 25, 1821. Abide with me. —Inserted by his loving family. EGGENTON—In fond memory of John Eggenton,- who wss called homo on February 25, 1920, Two years- have passed srnce. that sad day, When one we loved was called away; God took him home—it was His willBut in our thoughts he liveth still. His smiling face and cheery grasp Are pleasant to recall; He had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all. —Inserted by his remembering nephew, William, Wallace. FORD—In loving memory of Mrs. H. Ford, who paseed away at Auckland ou February 25. 1921. , , . —Ever remembered by her sincere tnepd, E. Davis, Papakura. MANBILL.—In loving memory of Fred, dearly-beloved husband of Vera Mansill, ■who died February 25, 1920. Until the day break and tho shadows flee —Inserted by his wife. O'BRIEN.—A tribute of affectionate remembrance to our dear son and, brother, Benjamin Joseph O'Brien, who died February is, 1915. ■ _ J i —Inserted by parents, orothow, and sisterß, MorrinwUle, Skiers Mrs. Arthur Bailey (Kathleen), . Waitoa. and Mrs, Basil Ok (Avoy). Tahuna, and brothers Jack (Auckland), and Shad (Hamilton).—R.l.P. Tho years cannot dim'his memory. WALKER—in loving memory of our dear mother. Mary Jane Walker, died at Wellington, February 25., 1920. ' A beautiful memory left behind Of a loving mother, true and kind; We have lost, but Heaven has gained. One of the best the world contained. -Inserted by C. E. and W. T. King andfamily. Waihi.