IN MEMORIAM.
ANDREWS.—In loving memory of Mabel Ellen Grace Andrews; who passed away December 16, 19*22.—Christchurch papers please copyRemembrance. —Inserted by her loving si3ter-in-law. G. M. Dillner. Greenhithe. BRASIER.—In loving memory of Frank. dearly-loved husband of Emily and dear daddy of Olive, June, and Doreen, so suddenly taken from us .December 16, 1919. "One of these days." DATSON.—In loving memory of my dear mother, who passed away, December 17, 1913. , , ' Ever remembered. —Inserted by bet loving son, Noime Datson. FENNEYir-In loving l memory of our- dear son. Will, who waa accidentally kiLed, December 16. 1914. . , , • , Oh. for the touch of a, vanuhea hand And the sound of a voice that is still —Inserted by his loving parents, H. and M. J. Fenney, Henderson. GrRACE loving memory of our dear Sylvia May, _ho died in the Auckland Hospital, December IG, 1920. Sleep on, dear Sylvia, And take your rest. For those who think of you to-day. Are those who love you best. —Inserted by her loving parents, Bisters, and brother. GRACE.—In fond and loving memory of our dear little niece. Sylvia May. w-ho de-. parted this -life on 'December 16, 19-0. Gone from those who loved her; Plucked like a flower m bioom. Sn good, ao young, _> loving— Called from us too booh. —Inserted by her Irtfmg aunt, uncle, and cousins, E- and A. Pearce. Waihi. JARRETT.—In loving memory of our dear sen and brother, Albert, who died_of in-fluenza-pneumonia at the Auckland Hospital on December 16, 1918. . , . Christ will link, the broken ' chain Closer when we meet anain. —Inserted by his loving father, mother. si«ters, and brothers. JONES.—In memory of Ann Jones, who died at her home in Paeroa on December IS. 1917. —Inserted by her e.on. Harry. MOORHEAD.—In loving memory of our dear mother, who died December 16, 1912. Gone, but not forgotten. —Inserted by her loving sou and daughter-in-law, James and May Moorhead, Auckland. STEWART.—In ever-loving memory of my dear mother. Mary Jane Stewart, who pas&ed a-.vav December 17. 1914. , "' Until the dav break and the shadows flee . away." —Inserted by her loving daughter. Gertrude Rowe, husband and children.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18275, 16 December 1922, Page 1
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350IN MEMORIAM. New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18275, 16 December 1922, Page 1
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