IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 32, 7 February 1910, Page 10

IN MEMORIAM.

BENNETT—In lovine memory of our dear mother. Manrarpt Bennett, who departed tils life February "th. 1904. Inserted by h?r sorrowing children. HcCLENNAN.—In lovin? memory of my dear wife. Sarah McClenuan. who died at Eureka. February 6th. 1907. Oft we tread the path before us With a weary, burdened heart; Oft we toll amid the shadows, And our fields are far apart. But the Saviour's "Come, ye blessed!" All our labour will repay. When we eather in the morning , Where the mists have rolled away. We shall come with joy and gladness We sli.mll gather round the tfaron© Fa.-c to face with those that love us Wp shall know as we are known; And the of our redemption Shall resound through endless day, When the shadows have dennxted And the mists have rolled avray. Inserted by her loving husband and family. BI iTjTjS. —Tn loviujT roeniorT of roy father. Thomas Mills, who departed this life February 7th, 190 S. Inserted by his lovine and only daughter, Mabel. lioxns.—ln lovine memory of my dear mother, who died on February 6. 1906. Warn I am all alone: For memory is the only friend That grief can call its o-wn. I think I see her loving face, Although the years have passed; She may be forgotten by some. But by mc she never will. For sweetest thoughts shall ever linger Around my dear mother's grave. Inserted by her loving daughter Eva.