IN MEMORIAM.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 50, 28 February 1916, Page 10

IN MEMORIAM.

CABMAX--JB sad and loving -memory of our dear - brother James. - who was drowned at 'OrsKei,-'February 2Sr" 1915. •R:I.P. '-".•'. •He left his home in perfect .health, . ~-&vfi"rvthlnlsinjg death- was near; ■- Not. .dreaming .that he ;never would. % Return to his home so dear. .A-.painful shock, a dreadful blow. Oh, brother dearest, we- m ias you so; - Our loss is great, we'll not-complain, But trust in-God to meet again; jßest", dearest brother, sweetly rest. They miss you most who loved-you best. -•--Inserted -by his loving brothers. . CADMAN.—In sad and loving memory of. Our dear son' James, who was drownedat Orakei,- February .23, 1815. RJ.F, —He-is- gone; but not forgotten,; ".. As It ,dawns another year; --- : . In the lonely hours of thinking. : Thoughts of him are always dear,; • The-fairest flowers are first to fall, - • The sweetest first to fade; -— The fondest, Nearest, best of all, ■Within, the grave is laid. Inserted by his loving motier and , -father, W. and E. Cadman, Epsom, Special In Mcmotia'm —Cards, uitt Soldiers' Badges, can oe obtained ~~'af the V&taa?. Offic&Z.