IN MEMORIAM.

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 138, 7 December 1912, Page 1

IN MEMO RIAM.

LK'iX— ln loving memory of my dear wife, Bnima Ann, who dt«l on tho 7th December, . 1611. If love and care could death prevent, Thy life so soon hud not been spent J : Life was desired, but God did see _ •] Eternal life was best for thee. V- yluep, dear wife, nod take your rest, We miss you most who loved you best. V Inserted by he/ loving husband, .1. Lett, Jtest, dearest mother, thy toil is o'er, \ Thy loving hands shall toil no more ; ' " No more thy gentle eyes shall weep, Keat, darting toother, gently sleep. j Thou art not forgotten, dear mother, "'" ' j Nor wilt thou ever be ; As' long as life and memory last, We will remember thee. ! Inserted by her loving sons and daughters, Albert, Arthur. Georaie, Nellie, and Pearl ' ; Lett, Devonport, Auckland. .. ' HAUO3S.— In loving memory of our dear f nther. who passed away on the Bth December, 1011. When earth's songs have all been sung, " Labour ended— trials done, , ■ "We'll meet again," oh, happy word, And be for ever with the Lord. Inserted by ,his daughter and son-in-law, M. and G. Green, *, .WILLIAMS,— In loving memory of Ktehard Joseph (Dick) Williams, wno departed this -j life on tho Bth December, 1911. ' As tho ivy clings to the oak, v Ho our memory elltigs to thee. ..' Inserted by his wife s&d children. TBOiltfTOtf.— ln lovmg memory ol Edwin j Swafler, the bejoved husbund of Johanna , Thornton, who diwl on tbo 7th December, j 1911. i j As the ivy clings to (foe oak, I So my memory cikjgs to thee, A Insetted by his ifrnint wife;