IN MEMORIAM

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21912, 22 September 1934, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

BOWDEN.—In fond and loving memory ®t my dear Irene, who passed away Sep tember 23, 1931, at Hamilton. R.I.P. ?>ot just to-day, but every day. In silenco I remember. —lnserted by her loving mother, E. Smith, Hamilton BOWDEN.—In fond memory of our dear ■later, Irene R.I.P. It was God's will to take you this day. We pray He will reunite somis day. —lnserted by Iris and Billy, Hamilton BOWDEN.— In loving memory of our 1931 * rent '/ P a99e d away September 28, Loving memories, so fond ana true, "6 will always have, dear Ireno, of you. Inserted by Des. and Lil., Hamilton. BOWDEN.--In fond memory of daar Irene. Rj.p. Time cannot dim the memory Of one we held so dear. —lnserted by Mr. and Mrs. 13. Hawken. •Ijita and Put. Collinewood Street. Hamilton. FIELDEN. —ln loving memory of our dear and mother, who passed away September 23/ 1933. Remembrance is a golden chain That binds until we meet again. , by her loving husband and caugnter. Jim and Elsie. HARRIS.—In lovine memory of our dear moth.tr and grandmother, who passed away September 21. 1931. Dearly loved, sadly misled. —lnserted by her loving son-, Jim, and family, MARSHALL. —In loving memory of our «e»r and only daughter and sister, Mary, who died suddenly September '.22, 1931. little darling, light of our home, Things are so different, now you are gone; Pure as a sunbeam, whiter th«,n snow. Our hearts are aching—we loved you ao. —lnserted by her father, inothar *nd Brothers, Renown,