IN MEMORIAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18772, 28 July 1924, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

COUGHEY.—In fond and losing memory o* our dearly-boloved husband and father, William James Cough ey, who died July 23 }919 4 Sn* dead to us, we love him dear; Not lost, but gone before; He lives with us in memory stall. And will for evermore. . _ , —Inserted by his loving wife and children. COUGHEY.—In loving memory of our dear bod. William James, who pasaed away at Auckland, July 28, 1919.. T'no' five long years have pasaed away, Our grief is just as deep; . Remembrance is a golden chain, Time tries to break. But all in vain. —Inserted by his loving father, mother, and brother George, Koromatua. COUGHEY,—In sad but loving remembrance of our dear brother and uncle Willie, who died at Auckland, July 28, 1919. Dearer to memory than words can tell. Of a. dear brother we loved bo well. —Iwrfed by his loving sister, Jennie and children. COUGHEY.—In loving memory of our ifaar brother, Willie, who passed away, July «3, 1919. „ , „ We cannot, Lord, Thy purpose see, But all is well when drnie by Thee. —Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law, Violet and Ernie Maber. COUGHEY.—In Ead and. loving memory ST our dear brother, Willie, who passed away at Auckland on July 28, ' 1919, Five years have, passad, how loner it seems, In all our thoughts his face still beams; In memory's page we'll never blot Three little words: Forget-him-nofc. ' —Inserted by his loving eister and brother-in-law, Mary and Edward "Kbyte, Te Poi, Matamota. COUGHEY.—In loving memory ox our "par brother s.nd uncle. Willie, called to *est, Jul v 28, 1919. . , , Peacefully uleeping—resting at last. .—•Ever remembered by Susie, 10m and «ui'idren, Onehunga: , COUGHEY.—In loving memory of our tUiir brother Willie, who died July 28, 1919. Ever remembered. , —Inserted by his loving brother and sister-it-Itw, Hugh and Dolly. , COUGHEY.—In loving memory of our near brother, Willie, who passed away 5 years ago to-day Ever remembered. --Inserted by Sydney and Myrtle. , COUGHEY.—In loving memory of our fear brother and uncb, Willie, who passed &'./ ay at Auckland, July 28, 1&19.. It's sad, but true, we can t tell why, The best r.re always first f.o die. -Inserted by his loving sister and brotcer-Jn-law, Lizzie and Angus Wilson, and meco, Violet, Parnell. , COUGHEY.—In loving memory of pur "ear brother, Willie, who passed away July 23. 1919. The midnight stars are shining O'er a grave not far away. Where we laid our dear brother / -Five years ago to-day. The flo>vers we placed upon his grave Are withered and decayed, I3ai tl?e memory of the loved one that lie 3 asleep . Will never fade away. , --inserted by his loving brother and sister-W-law, Jack and Begtsie Cougliey, Komakorau. DAVIDSON.—In loving memory of our gea-r mother, who departed this life July 628, 1922. Ever remembered. . —Inserted by her Bon and daughter-in-la*', Stewart and Kate, Parade, Napier. ..GIBSON-SMITH.—A tribute of love to We memory of Nell, who was called away, J aly 28, 19113. Sweet remembrance lasts forever. —Inserted by her friends, Rita and Bern. . Mann.—-in i ovirg memory of Mary ElizaE e \h (Tottie), whs passed peacefully away, 23, 1921!. Hor life was all love and labour, Her heart for her children beat true, She lovingly did ber duty, What more could a mother do? «o sympathy is needed now, xo.ur cares, (tre all at rest; Haopy are we who to-day can say. We loved you and did our best. —Inserted by her loving husband find family. MANN.—In loving memory ol' our dear Jpo.lier, Mary Elizabeth (Tottie) Mann, who Departed this life on July 28, 19513. A mother the dearest and very beat that could 'be. —inserted by hor loving daughter. Mi Uriel.