IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 201, 23 August 1904, Page 8

IN MEMORIAM.

BOACIT. — In loving memory of my dear husband, James luiiirh, who departed this life on August L'lird, 1808. However long my Illy may be, Whatever land I view: .Whatever joy or griof be mine, I will rc.'.iembei' you. Inserted by his sorrowing wife and family,—C. Roach. Union-st. EAETHEL. — In loving memory of our dear mother, wlm departed this lire August, 1890; Itowhil!, Snutn Austra.la. (Though the loving voice is silenced, And the true heart ceased to bent; Yet wp miss the well known footstep, And the form we us'-u ro greet. Inserted by her loving sons, Charles. Henry, and John Raethel. MULQUEENEY. — In loving momory of James Mulyuei'iiey, who departed this life August 1898. R.I.P. Inserted by his loving parents, brothers, laid sisters. .\TATERS. — In loving memory of Edward Waters, who died at Devonport, Auckland, lilird August, 1S ( J8. Inserted by his wife and family. — An- ' tie Waters. OSttORXK. — Iγ loving memory of Martha Ann Osborne, who died at Woodhlll on August 22nd, lf>o3. It Is just a year ngu to-day Since our dear mother passed away; Sleep on, dear mother, aud take thy rest, We miss thee most who loved thee best. Inserted by her sorrowing sons and daughters. SMITH. — In loving memory of our d&ar son Ernest, trooper of the Bth New Zealand Contingent, who died at Wellington, August 2L'nd. 1902, aged 19 years. Deeply regretted. !& loved one gone, whose memory dear We cherish each declining year. Brings recollections into view, 'A loving son, kind and true. If we had known when last we parted That during life our hands would clasp no more. {That each who said farewell so cheerfulhearted Would find the griof the future held in store. Eow different would have been cur parting From that which only uaid a brief adieu. ' How would the tears of mutual sorrow starting Have dimmed each fleeting moment that we Uuew. Inserted by his sorrowing mother, father, Bister, and brothers,