Acknowledgements

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Acknowledgements

DIXON, John Obpry—Nxn od' family, mother, brothers and' elaters, wish most siueeiciy to express their uppreclatiou to all their relatives, fneitUs aud neighbours who gate their loving support following tlie death ot a dearly toted husband, father, grandfather, ‘ son and brother. We were overwhelmed by the way hi which you gave of youraelteq in gifts, lloners. telegrams, letters, cards and personal expressiona of sympathy Also donations to the Cancer Society. Io the many people who attended the service, we were conscious of your presence which will be thank! uily remembered. Sincere apprecia, tlon to Mr Boddie, doctors, nurses and slaters of Barclay Ward. District nurses Moure and Bourke and also Ret. and Mrs D. Riddle. The kind nes. and devotion shown to Jack will always be remein beied Please accept this as personal acknowledgement.

ELMS, Cetherlne Amelie May —The family of the late May wish most sincerely to express their appreciation to all friends, relatives, and neighbours for telegrams, cards, letters, flora! tributes and personal expiessiong ul sympathy in the sudden loss of a much loved mothet. mother-in-law, nana and great frail. They would like to hunk those who attended I he Church Service at May Held and those who paid their last respects at the graveside in Ashburton. Please accept this as a personal acknowledge ment.

HALLIGAN—Norman, Mary and family wish most sincerely to thank rclatlvea and friends for telegrams, cards, floral tributes and personal messages sent to us foUowing the death of our loved brother, brother-in-law and Uncle (Ted). Very special thanks to tne Rev. Loveridge, Captain Coughlan. priest and Sisters of the Church for their respectful care and comfort they gave to led throughout the yeare. It will always ba remembered with gratitude. Please accept this as a personal acknowledge ment.

PHILLIPS, Edward John—Mm A. P. lYer, Crystal, Ina and Alf Phillips, wish to thank all those whose addresses are unknown for attending th 4 Funeral of their brother and uncle. For flowers, telegrams, personal and written messages of sympathy, thank y ou very mufli. Many thanks 100, to Hie staff and doctors who attended Mr Philllpe at Oxford and Nurse Maude Hospitals

WELLS, Stewart Alan—Our families wish to thank most sincerely- an relatives, friend* and neighbours for cards and letters also for phone calls and beautiful flowers sent to the house. To all those who called to express their aympsthy in so many ways and showed such concern following the desth of a dearly loved husband, father, son and brother, souln;law and brother-in-law. to

the many people who attended the service we were conscious of your svmpsthy and your presence will be thankfully remembered. Please accept this as a persona) acknowledgement Ashes interred at Ashburton Cemetery.