IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 222, 18 September 1940, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

BT'RKE.—In loving memory of my dear son, Gordon, who passed away September 18, 1937. Not just to-day, but every day. In silence I remember. Inserted by his loving mother. BURKE.—In loving memory of dear Gordon, who passed away September 18, 1937. Ever remembered. Inserted by his grandfather. DWYER.—In loving memory of my mother, who passed away September 18, 1938. Inserted by her loving son Jim, and Pat. GIBSON.—In loving memory of dear mum. who passed away September 18, 1935. Sadly missed. Inserted by her loving daughter and son-in-law. Mill and Jack. GIBSON.—In loving memory of dear mother, who died September 18, 1935. Too dearly loved to be forgotten. Inserted by Vera, Ivy, Alan and Les. GIBSON. —In loving memory of dear mum, who passed away September 18, 1935. Inserted by her loving son and daughter-in-law, Eric and Babs. HAVERFIELD.—In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister, Eva, called to rest on September 18, 1939. Treasured still with love sincere. Beautiful memories, oh. so dear, With tender love and deep regret. We who loved her never forget. Inserted by her loving mother, sister and brother, also Thelma and Len. MURRAY.—In memory of our dear husband and father, Waiter, who died September 18, 1928. Memories of you are always dear. Inserted by his loving wife and daughters. PERRY.—In loving memory of my dear husband. Austin (Alex), who passed away September 18. 1937. A silent thought, a secret tear, Is keeping your memory ever dear. Inserted by his loving wife. FERRY.—In loving memory of dear Alex, who passed away September 18. 1937. In silence we remember. Inserted by his loving brother Tom. ROBERTSON.—In loving memory of our dear sister, Ethel Olive, who passed away September 18, 193 ft. To think we could not say good-bye, i Will always bring regret. For the ones who loved you dearly. Are the ones who never forget. Inserted by her sisters, brothers, sister-in-law, brother-in-law and Mona. TITHER.—In memory of my dear wife, who passed away September 18, 1937. In my heart your memory lingers. Yet to weep I know is vain. God will some day ease my heartbreak, When He links the broken chain. Inserted by her loving husband Adam. TITHER.—In loving memory of our dear friend, Mrs. A. Tither, who passed away September 18, 1937. Fond memories. J. and J. Lindsay, Kimihia. BEREAVEMENT THANKS. PORTER.—Mrs. C. Porter, Reta, Harvey and Les, of Ashburton, and Ashton (Jack), Auckland, wish to tender their sincere appreciation for all letters, telegrams, floral tributes and expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. FUNERAL D) RECTORS. / COOPER AND CURD. LTD.. Funeral Directors. ; Phone 15. Pukekohe. Wreaths. A DAVIS, N. C., Funeral Director and Florist. 294, Dominion Rd. Ph. 29-717, any hour. C — — I FLORAL EMBLEMS. J-JKIDAL Bouquet Artist, Specialist in all Floral J £ Work. —Miss Carney. 69, Karangahape Rd. Ring 40-035. Night 14-550. C SON'S Floral Studio for Wreaths and Bouquets.—Phones 43-529. 14-076. C MONUMENTAL MASONS. PARKINSON AND BOUSKILL. Symonds St.— Complete job. £7 5/. See window. C HOLIDAY ACCOMMODAT'N VACANT. ABERCORN, 363, Queen St., above Town Hall. Bed, Breakfast, 6/6; free parking.—4s-254. D HOLIDAY ACCOMM.~ WANTED. BACH. Brown's Eay, October to January; handy beach; accommodate six.—Ring 40-349. 8-5. 19 BACH. East Coast. 2 adults, fortnight; fireplace; j irom September 23. —Write Holiday, 0243, Star. xiß ! COTTAGE. Manly, accommodate six; 3 weeks. ! Christmas.—Phone 42-997. x2O j \l7 AN TED permanently, Small Bach, Flat, self- ! ▼ ▼ confiainc-ri. mfum.; vicinity Devonport, Tak°- ■ puna.—B. 0144, Star. 20 , JfURNISHED HOUSE OR BACH. Preferably with Tennis Court. Close to Beach. Four to six weeks, December-January. State location and rent. HOUSE, 0186, STAR. _____ x! 8 FOR SALE' FOR REMOVAL." SIIED, iron, new, for Removal, 10£t x 7ft. —1266, i ucminion Rd. Terminua Mi