IN MEMORIAM.

Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23962, 1 June 1943, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

BRYANT—In loving memory of my dea father, George Frederick Bryant, whi passed away on June 1, 1935. -Adelaide/ COUP—In fond memory of my dear hus band William, who died on June 1, 1940. In my heart there is a wound which tinu will never heal. -Inserted by his wife. GILUCK—Ip loving memory of my dead’ beloved wife, Elizabeth Taylor, who diei June I, 1940. Gone is the face I loved so dear, Silent is the voice I loved to hear; In all the world I shall not find A heart so loyal, true, and kind. -Inserted by her loving husband Jim. GOURLAY—In loving memory of Edwli Thomas Gourlay, who died on June 1 1924, late beloved husband of A. J. Gour lay; also their son, William Edwin, win lost his life on Mount Egmont on Jum 3, 1818. -Inserted by Mrs A. J. Gourlay and son JACOBS—In loving memory of Arthur who passed away at Christchurch Ma; 31, 1942, Greater love hath no man than he la; down his life for a friend. —lnserted by Mr and Mrs O. J, Wake bn and family. TRANTER—In loving memory of my be oved son, Sergeant Driver Ernest Doug las (Ernie), who passed away on June 1 J9t2; also my beloved husband, Jim, oi March 31, 1942. Doarly loved, sadly missed, and alway remembered. -Inserted by their sorrowing wife am Mother, Mabel Tranter, WEIR—In loving memory of my dear sis who died at Amberley May 3C Jhe call was short, the shock severe, °f one I loved and will never forget. —lnserted by her sister and brother-in la w, E, and J. E. Ashby. WORNER—In loving memory of Claud Newport, who passed away on June i . Remembrance. -inserted by his loving wife and familj