IN MEMORIAM.

Evening Post, Volume LXXX, Issue 5, 6 July 1910, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

JOHXS. — In loving memory of our dear mother, iMn/y Johns, who died on the sth July, 1909, at Brooklyn, Wellington. Dear is the grave where our mother is laid, . Sweet is the memory that never -will fade; Forget her, no, w never will, Though years roll on, we love her still. We think of her silence, No eye can see us weep ; Yet many a silent tear we shed When others are asleep. - Inscrwd by nor loving children, Sirs. Jessie Harris and Edward Johns, Kutnara. JiRADY — In loving remembrance of Reginald Horace, of the Eighth Xew Zealand Contingent, who died at "Wellington on the 6th July, 1901. Xot lost to us, we love him still, Not lost, but gone before; He lives with us in niemorj still, And will for evermore. Inserted by his loving parents and sisters, Nellie, Eva, Ida, and Leah. JIOITAT. — In fond and loving memory of Williamina. (Willa), who departed this life on the 6th July, 1904. Bhe is gone like a flower cut down in its bloom, From the sunshine of life to tho shades of the tomb ; But death cannot sevpr the chain of our love, jtv'or recall the foud hope wo shall meet her i abo\e. Inserted by her parents, brothers, and sisters. iTIKE. — In loving remembrance of Gordon Seldon Pike, who passed away on the 6th July, 1900. So loved in lif?, m> mourned in absence. Inserted by his loving relations. PIKT2. — In affectionate remembrance of Gordon, -ft ho fell asleep on the 6th July, 1909. "To memory ever dear." Inserted by D.J.