IN MEMORIAM

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22539, 2 October 1936, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM

COMBER,—In loving memory of our otarly-beloved son Stanley, accidentally killed October 2, 1034. Do not ask us if we miss him, He was always kind and true; fiever murmured in his sufferings. No one knows what he went through. We miss his help and lcving ways, 'vr • m we B f >en ' our happiest days; miss him when we i eed a friend. On nira we always couli depend. --Sadly missed by mum and dad, Lon and Dint. DUNSMUIR,—In lovinr memory of our lored husband and father, accidentally killed October 2, 1034. A beautiful memory left behind, Of a husband true ant' a father kind. —lnserted by his loving wife and family. EUSTACt-' (Charles Sen.). —In loving ■atmpry of dad and grand id, who fell asleep October 2, 1035. family' Ways remem,)ere d by Emily, Tom and FORD.-—ln loving memory of my dear Leonard JI. Fore, died October 2, Remembered always. —lnserted by his sister, Bessie Gray. 'IMRIe.—Ii loving menory of onr dear Si i r *J? aw anci a "ntie, Kjtherino Imrie, who dwd October 1, 1022. Ever remembered. —Son, fan, Ileene and Molly. rf„!i; NAP ' —Sacred to. the memory of otir 8 s° n and brother Stuart, who fell asleep October 2, 1032. ff. c . sleeps in God's b(dutiful garden, waiting for those lie bvos. —Mummy, daddy, Roland and Jewel. NO'RMAM.—In loving memory of Henry waarlrs, who passed away October 2, 1932. God's greatest gift, remembrance. —lnserted by his loving wife, Frances. —ln loving menory of our dear mo, her, who passed away October 2, 1032. Loving memory Ii lgers still. , ,„r lns^f(l loviug daughter and son-in-law, Ellen and Jack Ruisell, To Awamutu. —in loving monory of onr dear 2,103;/ mottltr ' w 'ho passe 1 away on October No length of time, no lapse of years, i?« ? ( *' m our I° v ed oni's past; *or treasured memories hold her dear, ind will-while memory lasts. #n7"' nsortc( ' her loving husband, daughter alio son-in-law.