IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Issue XXXVI, 21 October 1905, Page 8

IN MEMORIAM.

SCeKEOWN. — In loving memory of our darling Amy, beloved daughter of Edward and Maria McKeown, who died October 1902. It was in our hearts we loved her, - But God, He loved her best; He called her to His home above, And bid our darling rest. Though lost to sight to memory dear. Inserted by her loving parents, brothers, and sister. NELSON.—In loving memory of mv dear mother, Elizabeth Nelson, who died 22nJ October. 1904. Gone, dear mother, much we miss thee. No dear face like thine is near; No kind word to soothe or comfort. None like thee our heart to cheer. Gone, but not forgotten. Inserted by her loving daughtero. sons, 1 and grand children. BAMBAUD. — In loving memory of dear 1 Sarah, who departed this life on October' 21st, 1905. Forget you, no, we never will, , We loved you here, we love you still; 1 Thongh death has snatched from view. The loving one so kind and true, The memory of her gentle face From us time will never efface. Insened b.r her Joviug hnsband and children. 1 RAMBAUI).—in loving memory of my dear, sister, Sarah, who entered into res' : October 21st, 1904. However long our lives may be. What other lands we view, Tiliarerer joy or grief be ours. We still remember you. Inserted by her sorrowing sUter and brother-in-law, c. and M. Oisen. WARBURTON.—In loving memoir of oudear mother, Elizabeth Warburton who departed this life October 22nd. 1903 Deeply regretted. ! As tbe ivy clings to the oak, sJo will our memories cling 10 thee Inserted by her loving children. i