IN MEMORIAM. The Otago Witness.

Otago Witness, Issue 2722, 16 May 1906, Page 47

IN MEMORIAM. The Otago Witness.

ALLISON. — In loving memory rf Mary Ana Allison, who died at Naseby, April 29, 1905. One year has gone, and still to memory dear Her loving name we breathe, and shed a Ua» ,• Time cannot alter love so deep and true, And years but bring to us our grief anew. — Inserted by her loving-father and mother, brother and sister. CARVALHO. — In loving memory of our deai little Milly, who departed this life on th« r 9th May, 1905, at Naseby.— lnserted by hex sorrowing parents. CHAPMA-N. — In loving memory of Daphn*' ,Doris, who died on the 11th May, 1905 aged 6 years and 5 months. The midnight stars are beaming * Upon a silent grave, Where, sleeping without dreaming, Is one we could not save: In dreams we see her loving face,. And kiss her loving brow, And whisper, 'as we loved her then, vWe love her memory now. — Inserted by her loving sisters and brothers* ESPLIN.— In fond and ioving- memory of out dear mother, who departed this life May 14, 1905. Gone, but not forgotten..— lnserted by. her sorrowing sons and -daughter. - GOURLBY.— Ia loving memory of Elizabeth' ■ May (Bessie),- beloved' second daughter 6t Thomas end Helen, Gourleyy who was acci-' dentally drewned at Roxburgh on ■ May 13»1904. . ■ ' ' i The shock .was great, the blow -.severe, >l To • part with one we loved so dear Our trials-h ard, we'll not complain, , But trust in God to meet again. Though the loving voice -is silent, ' . And the true heart ceased to beat, Yet we miss the well-known footsteps And the form we used to greet. — Inserted by her sorrowing parents, brother* and sisters. MARTIN.— In loving remembrance of Et» Bassett Martin, who died at Invercargill on the 10th May, 1905. She heard a \oice we could not hear, Which said she must not stay; She saw a hand we could not see,

Which beckoned her away In that great cloister's stillness and seclusion. By guardian angels led, Safe from temptation, safe from sin's pollution,

She lives whom we call dead. , /' — Inserted by her loving father, mother, aiw ters, and brothers. ■ '', NEILL. — In loving memory of Isabella- Merrilees Neill and James Neil!, who died at Anjisfield, Palmcrston . the former on tb» 14th May. 1888, the latter on the 10th November. 1579; aged 77 yeirs and 75 years respectively. /

The loss we ne'er forget — The loss which comes to all who reach Life's middle way; Best dream of early youth, best memory of age. SMITH. — In loving memory ;- of Margaret Smith, who died at tbf residence of her

brother, John Irvrin, Manakau, Wellington, 16th Msy, 1902. WATSON. — In loving memory of, Jennnio Deans, beioved wife 'of -Alexander- Watson,Waitati, who died at Dunedin on the 10th' May, 1903. "So loved, so mourned." — In serted by her loving husband, qhildren, and sisters •'

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