IN MEMORIAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18897, 20 December 1924, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

CATHCART.—In loving remembrance of my dear husband and father, who passed eway December 21. 1914, at Pukekohe. To memory over dear. —Inserted by his sorrowing wife- and daughter May. Ouewhero. COLLEDGE.— loving memory of our clear mother and "randma. Mary Colledge, who died at Onehunga on December 20, 1922 Thy will be done. "Not as I will," because the mother Who loved ,us first and best has gone Before us, oh the road. i"Not as L-will.'.' —Inserted by her son, Jim. and family, Waih'i. CONIiEY.— loving memory of my dear husband, James Conley (Jim), who passed sway at Auckland Ho°oital. during an operation, December 20. 1922. A silent thought, a secret tear, Keeps his memory ever dear. ..—lnserted by his losing wife. Emma Conley. CONLEY.— In loving memory of my dear old dad, who passed away at Auckland Hospital during an operation, December £0, 1922. Worthy of everlasting love. Of those he left behind. —Inserted by his loving daight?r and son-in-law, Ruby and William Johnstone, ai.d trand-children, .Lin and Merle. ELLIS.— loving memory of our dear father, Thomas Ellis, who departed this life, after a long and painful illness, December 20. 1923. To memory ever dear. —Inserted by his loving son and daughter-in-law, William and Lily Elli3. Koutu. JUSTIN.'—In loving memory of my dear friend, Henry Justin, engineer, who died en December 20, 1923. , _ —Inserted by his old chum. John D. Stuart. LEONARDO.— loving ■ memory ot Florence Leonardo, called home December 20. 1923. God knows best. Ever remembered. —Inserted by Mr. and Mrs. Thomson and Mary. MILLER.—In loving memory of my dear mother, who passed away at Pukekohe on De-comber 21, 1922. —Always remembered by her loving son, H. F. Miller. MILLER.— -loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away December 21, 1902; How we miss l.cr loving footsteps As around the house she roamed; As we loved lur, so we miss her, Sho was the sunshine of our home. . —Ever , remembered by her sorrowing daughter and son-in-law, Hilda and Len. Johnston, Pukekohe.

MILLER.—Ever dear to the memory of cur loved mother, who entered into rest •n December 21, 1922. J long for vou. dear mother. -.And my heart just aches with pain; This earth would be a heaven _ Could I hear your voice again. Never fcrgptteu by her loving daughter »nd son-in-law. Bella and Jack. MILLER.— sad atid.-ioving memo;? of rar dear, kind mother. Eliza Jane Miller, who died at Nelson Street, Pukekohe, December 21, 1922. I dream I see her dear kind face, And kiss b«*r still cold brow; But in our aching hearts we know, We have no dear mother now. One by one our loved one 3 leave us. And our sad hearts wonder why; But we have God's own assurance. We shall meet thorn by and by. —Inserted by her sorrowing daughter and •on-in-law, Sarah a.id Tommy O'Connor. MILLER.— In sad but loving memory of our darling mother, who entered into rest December 21, 1922. Gone is the form I loved so dear. Silent the voice 1 loved to hear: The peace of Jesus filled her breast, And in His arms she sank to rest. None knew how sad the parting. Nor what the farewell cost. But God and His loved angels Have gained what I have lost. —Sndlv missed and foreever remembered by her loving daughter Mabel end son-in-law. Bill. PEMBERTON.—Tn loving memory of Ellen Margaret Pemberton, who died December 21. 1921. --Inserted bv her arrowing husband and family, late of Matamata. WALLACE.— 'loving memory of our dear daughter. and sister, Agnes, who died in hospital, nine days after accident in public baths. Hamilton, December 20. J923. . — Ever remembered by father. mothor, sister and brother.