JAMES PADGET
The friends of the late Mr. James Padget, late of Ashton, are respectfully informed that his Funeral will Leave his late Home, the Residence of Mr. E. A. Collins, 61 Gwynne street, Firle, on Thursday, at 1 p.m. for the Norton's Summit Cemetery. A. C. Martin, Undertaker, Magill road, Magill. Phone F 1002.
Published in The Adelaide News (Adelaide, South Australia, Australia) on Wednesday, December 23, 1942.
JAMES PADGET
On December 22, at a private hospital, James Padget, late of Ashton, passed away in his 72nd year. Rest after weariness.
Published in The Adelaide News (Adelaide, South Australia, Australia) on Thursday, December 24, 1942.
PADGET.—In loving memory of dear Jim, who passed away Dec. 22. 1942. Upright and honest in all his ways, a true pal to the end of his days.—lnserted by his loving friends. Mary and Fred Richardson.
PADGET.—In loving memory of dear Jim, who passed away Dec. 22. 1942. To be with us in the same old way would be out dearest wish today.—Ever remembered by Ern, Ev. and boys.
PADGET.—In loving memory of Jimmy, who passed away Dec. 22, 1942. A dear old man gone to rest, for each one of us he did his best.—Ever remembered by Alex, Ivy and children.
PADGET.—In loving memory of Jimmy who passed away Dec. 22. 1942. In silence he suffered and patiently bore, until God took him home to suffer no more - remembered Eva.
PADGET.—In loving memory of Jimmy, who passed away Dec. 22. 1942. To have him back in the same old way would be our greatest wish today. —forever remembered by Ern, Laurel and Ross.
Published in The Adelaide News (Adelaide, South Australia, Australia) on Wednesday, December 23, 1943.
The friends of the late Mr. James Padget, late of Ashton, are respectfully informed that his Funeral will Leave his late Home, the Residence of Mr. E. A. Collins, 61 Gwynne street, Firle, on Thursday, at 1 p.m. for the Norton's Summit Cemetery. A. C. Martin, Undertaker, Magill road, Magill. Phone F 1002.
Published in The Adelaide News (Adelaide, South Australia, Australia) on Wednesday, December 23, 1942.
JAMES PADGET
On December 22, at a private hospital, James Padget, late of Ashton, passed away in his 72nd year. Rest after weariness.
Published in The Adelaide News (Adelaide, South Australia, Australia) on Thursday, December 24, 1942.
PADGET.—In loving memory of dear Jim, who passed away Dec. 22. 1942. Upright and honest in all his ways, a true pal to the end of his days.—lnserted by his loving friends. Mary and Fred Richardson.
PADGET.—In loving memory of dear Jim, who passed away Dec. 22. 1942. To be with us in the same old way would be out dearest wish today.—Ever remembered by Ern, Ev. and boys.
PADGET.—In loving memory of Jimmy, who passed away Dec. 22, 1942. A dear old man gone to rest, for each one of us he did his best.—Ever remembered by Alex, Ivy and children.
PADGET.—In loving memory of Jimmy who passed away Dec. 22. 1942. In silence he suffered and patiently bore, until God took him home to suffer no more - remembered Eva.
PADGET.—In loving memory of Jimmy, who passed away Dec. 22. 1942. To have him back in the same old way would be our greatest wish today. —forever remembered by Ern, Laurel and Ross.
Published in The Adelaide News (Adelaide, South Australia, Australia) on Wednesday, December 23, 1943.
JAMES PADGET
The friends of the late Mr. James Padget, late of Ashton, are respectfully informed that his Funeral will Leave his late Home, the Residence of Mr. E. A. Collins, 61 Gwynne street, Firle, on Thursday, at 1 p.m. for the Norton's Summit Cemetery. A. C. Martin, Undertaker, Magill road, Magill. Phone F 1002.
Published in The Adelaide News (Adelaide, South Australia, Australia) on Wednesday, December 23, 1942.
JAMES PADGET
On December 22, at a private hospital, James Padget, late of Ashton, passed away in his 72nd year. Rest after weariness.
Published in The Adelaide News (Adelaide, South Australia, Australia) on Thursday, December 24, 1942.
PADGET.—In loving memory of dear Jim, who passed away Dec. 22. 1942. Upright and honest in all his ways, a true pal to the end of his days.—lnserted by his loving friends. Mary and Fred Richardson.
PADGET.—In loving memory of dear Jim, who passed away Dec. 22. 1942. To be with us in the same old way would be out dearest wish today.—Ever remembered by Ern, Ev. and boys.
PADGET.—In loving memory of Jimmy, who passed away Dec. 22, 1942. A dear old man gone to rest, for each one of us he did his best.—Ever remembered by Alex, Ivy and children.
PADGET.—In loving memory of Jimmy who passed away Dec. 22. 1942. In silence he suffered and patiently bore, until God took him home to suffer no more - remembered Eva.
PADGET.—In loving memory of Jimmy, who passed away Dec. 22. 1942. To have him back in the same old way would be our greatest wish today. —forever remembered by Ern, Laurel and Ross.
Published in The Adelaide News (Adelaide, South Australia, Australia) on Wednesday, December 23, 1943.
The friends of the late Mr. James Padget, late of Ashton, are respectfully informed that his Funeral will Leave his late Home, the Residence of Mr. E. A. Collins, 61 Gwynne street, Firle, on Thursday, at 1 p.m. for the Norton's Summit Cemetery. A. C. Martin, Undertaker, Magill road, Magill. Phone F 1002.
Published in The Adelaide News (Adelaide, South Australia, Australia) on Wednesday, December 23, 1942.
JAMES PADGET
On December 22, at a private hospital, James Padget, late of Ashton, passed away in his 72nd year. Rest after weariness.
Published in The Adelaide News (Adelaide, South Australia, Australia) on Thursday, December 24, 1942.
PADGET.—In loving memory of dear Jim, who passed away Dec. 22. 1942. Upright and honest in all his ways, a true pal to the end of his days.—lnserted by his loving friends. Mary and Fred Richardson.
PADGET.—In loving memory of dear Jim, who passed away Dec. 22. 1942. To be with us in the same old way would be out dearest wish today.—Ever remembered by Ern, Ev. and boys.
PADGET.—In loving memory of Jimmy, who passed away Dec. 22, 1942. A dear old man gone to rest, for each one of us he did his best.—Ever remembered by Alex, Ivy and children.
PADGET.—In loving memory of Jimmy who passed away Dec. 22. 1942. In silence he suffered and patiently bore, until God took him home to suffer no more - remembered Eva.
PADGET.—In loving memory of Jimmy, who passed away Dec. 22. 1942. To have him back in the same old way would be our greatest wish today. —forever remembered by Ern, Laurel and Ross.
Published in The Adelaide News (Adelaide, South Australia, Australia) on Wednesday, December 23, 1943.
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