IN MEMORIAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18860, 7 November 1924, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

LAPWOOD.—In loving memory of our father Alfred Octavius, who died at Tua£u ok November 8. 1923. our two brotherß. Alfred Henry and Edward who died No-i-*vmViAr 19 1918 and our sister-tn-law, Margaret Lloyd Lapwood, who died November 11. 19i9- .. ix* i. These are they after .great tribulation have entered into rest. by their loving daughter sister and brother-in-law, H. I. and O. J.. Fearn. MORRISON.—In loving memory of my dear wife. Sarah, who passed away November 7. 1918. . At rest. —Inserted by her loving husband. . MORRISON.—In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away November 7. 1918. , . Those who have a loving mother, Love her while you may. For- Hhe, like our dear mother, Too soon may pass away. —Inserted by her loving family. STEADMAN.—In loving memory of our dear father, and grandfather, who departed, this life November 7. 1920. They say forget; Where is the heart that does not keep, Within its inmost core. ■ Borne fond remembrance hidden deep. Of days that are no more ? —Inserted by his loving daughter and grandchildren, Mrs. Atkinson and family. TEASDALE.—In loving memory of our dearly-loved, ' and sadly missed wife and mother, Jane Dickinson Teasdale, who de-parted-this life on November 7, 1922. What is home without a mother, What are all the joys we meet. When her loving smile no longer Greets the coming of our feet? Once our home was bright and happy. Now so sad and lone: She was a perfect mother, Tte sunshine of our home, —Inserted by her sorrowing husband, daughter and sons, Te Awamutu. TILSLEY.—Iri loving memory of my dear daughter, Mabel, who passed away November 7.. 1919. The ccll was sudden. > ' The blow severe; To part with one We loved so dear. —Inserted by her loving father and tnother, brothers and sisters.