IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 250, 19 October 1908, Page 8

IN MEMORIAM.

EF..ANBT.-In loring mpraory of my dear hnsbnnd. who cl;>d on 10th October. 1904. The blow hard, the loss severe^ — To part with one 1 loved so dear It whs God's 'vill .t shotiM be so. Ar I [is couimand wp .ill must ero. tn*prii'd l>y his loving wife and fami'.y (E. neanesj. FARPTNTtTOX.—In Inving memory of (1017 mother, who passed away, October loth.. 1007. "Tls bnnl tn break the tender cord, When Inve Ims bound the heart: Bnt rest, dreirpst mother, tny toil is o'er. Thy loving hands shall toil no more. Thon art not forgotten, mother dear, Nor wiTt thnn ever be: Ai l lomr us Hff* anil memory last "We will .always think of thee. Insprtrd by her loving daughter and son-in-law, A. and H. M. Smith. rARrtrNGTDN.—In fond and lovtag memory of mv dear sister, who departed this"Kfe October 19th. 190£. rparof-vil be thy silent slumber. Peaceful in tb*v gravr so low; Tbrm no morp.wDt join our number, Thoo no more our pong will know. Yet :tgnin we hope to meet thee. When the day of life is fled: And in heaven with joy to greet thee. Where no farewell tears are shed. Inserted by her loving sister, Mrs T. Bond. — In fond and loving memory of our dear mother. Isabella Cranston Wight, who died on October 19th. 1907. Ton suffered long, dear mother, and murmnred not, VTp watched yon day by day. TVlth pif.ving eyes and aching hearts until you passed awny. Ix>ne is the spol where you are laid to rest. Cold are the sods that are heaped on your loving breast: Yon are in heaven, ah. there would we be. The trial was hard, the FbcK-k severe. To part with one we loved so dear; It was God's win it shonld be so. At his command we all must go. Inserted by her loving son and daughters.