BEREAVEMENT NOTICES

New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25049, 13 November 1944, Page 1

BEREAVEMENT NOTICES

BOWMAN, —.Mr K. J. (Bub) Bowman aml Family, ut -U Miitais Street, Grey Lynn, wisu to thank all friends anil relatives lor their Kind expressions ot sympathy in their recent ft ad bereavement; also lor the many letter,!, cards, telegram* and tloral emblems received Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment. BOWMAN.—.Mr and .Mrs T. McOuintun, ot a:i Crummer Kuad, Grey Lynn, wish to thank alt friends and relatives lor their kind expressions of ,sympathy in the loss of their dear daughter; also for the letters, cards, telegram,'\ ami floral emblems received. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgment. DICKSON.—The Family of the late Mrs Margaret Dickson wish to thank friends and relations for expressions of sympathy 'luring their recent sad bereavement. FELLINQHAM. - Mrs Fellingliam and Family wish lo sincerely thank doctors, sisters and nurses of Ward •"> of the W'aikalo Hospital, for their kindness and attention to their dear one tlurmif his stay in lliat institution. Special thanks to Mr and Mrs Clarence E. Thomas, Pnketaha. Hamilton, for loving lie! p. GREEN BANK.---Mr and Mrs Greeiibank and Family wish to thank all very kind friends and relatives for kind expressions of sMupathy in the very sad loss of their wee son and brother. "Hilly"; also for persona! messages letters, telegrams, cards and beautiful floral emblems received Special thanks to doctor Sl-ters Bousrfiehl ;ind Maslin and nurses of men's ward Whakatano Hospital, also Mrs F. Broad more. Please accept this ns a per-onal acknowledgment HOG AN. —Mrs l!«.gaii and Family, ot Te Kuit i. wish to express I heir sincere thanks In their many relnlions and friends for their kind expression's of sympathy in the recent y:i.| |f«s of husb.iml ami fathor: also for letters, telegrams, cards and beautiful emblems received l'lease accept < his as a personal acknowledgment RATA MA.- Mrs I! T. I,'atana and Family desire to sincerelv thank all friends, relatives, all colleagm s arid members of the General Assembly, all tribal, war effort. R.K.A.. N.Z. Labour Party organisations, and Native Departments, for the many kindly acts of sympathy and friendship shown in their recent, sad bereavement; also for all the floral emblem-;, letters and telegrams received. Tenei ahau te Pomiru a Haami Tokourn I'alana me aku tamariki me To Whanau I'ani katoa ka tulai alu 1 to malou reo mihi reo tnngi ki riga Iwi katoa o rnnsa i te Mot n, kite bun Era ano hoki i lain mai ki te Fhuna'a, kite matenga o taku Tinn-.raUrn. Ki nga Mema Paremata me in w,aw ah antra ntio hoki o in Hoojni Whakahaere Tikanga, mo ntfii rela, W'aea menga Piitipnti Toliu Aroba i tae mai i roto i to malou Aitua mo to malou mamaelanga.