In Memoriam.

Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 76, 1 April 1899, Page 8

In Memoriam.

BARRIS.—In loving memory of my dealmother Frances • Bai-ris, who died on Good Friday, 1898; also of my ctear bro-'-ther William John. God in His mercy hath recalled, 14 The gifts that He had given.'; T.!? Although their bodies moulder here, Their spirits are in heaven. ' Inserted by her loving daughter Sarah. HONEYCOMBS.—In loving remembrance of Willamina, who died March 31st, 1898. t We mourn the loss of one we loved And did our best to save; Beloved in life, regretted gone, Remembered in the grave. Forget thee!No; we never will; We loved you here, we love you still; iYou parted with a world of pain, You only died to live again. Inserted by her loving parents and brothers.

MILLER.—In sad and loving memory or my dear daughter, F.aith Mary (wife of ' Mounted Constable Miller), who died at ', Thames 31st March, 1898; aged 25 years. Dearly loved ami deeply mourned. Oh, for the touch, of a vanished hand, !And the sound of ft voice that is still. Her sorrowing mother, M. Neville. KONAN. —In 1/jving remembrance of Michael Ronan, who departed this life in the year 1805. ILon© is the spat where our dear grandpa rests;■ . 1 ' , Cold are the ex>ds that are heaped bn his breast; /.-.'. . * He is in heaven—there would we be; Oh, grandpa, dear grandpa, we still think of thee. Inserted by his loving granddaughter, Mary Kea:ne, Pukekohe.

(TURNER.—In cherished loving remembrance,' of my dear little son, Lennie, : who. died on Good Friday,* April, 1896. i&vejgbim. O Lord, eternal rest. Amen. Still ejeeply mourned and loved. ■Nevermore will I clasp your loving hand in mine; . , . Our Jove, my son, was but a dream divine. Dear God, have pity; listen to my prayer: My loss is still so very hard to bear. O may the flowers bloom in beauty rare! O may the birds' soft song trill thro the air! . . , 'And I must live my lonely life of gloom, [While you, my. son, are- sleeping in the tomb. Inserted by his sorrowing mother, M. .Turner.