IN MEMORIAM.

Evening Star, Issue 17792, 14 October 1921, Page 4

IN MEMORIAM.

DEANS.—In sad but loving memory of dear Annie Deans, who passed away on October 14th, 1920, Oh, the lonely feeling When the dead we mourn; Once they stood beside us, Now we know they're gone. Life is made up of partings While here below we dwell, But in that happy world above No parting, no farewell. —lnserted by Dor loving mother, brother Tom, and sister-in-law. DEANS.—In loving memory of our dear slater Annin, who departed this life (suddenly) at 14 Signal Hill road, Opotio, Dun.edin, October 14, 1920. One year has passed—how long it seems—- ; la all our thoughts her fare still beams; Past memory's page will never blot Three little words; “ Forget mo not.” ! —lnserted By her loving sisters, Gissie, ) Nellie, and Margaret (Christchurch), DBANS.--In loving memory of Annie, j dearly beloved daughter of Annie and tlio late William Smith, who departed this life j (suddenly) at 14 Signal Hill road, Opoho, 1 Dunedin, 14th October, 1920. j Some day wo hope to meet her, I Some day—wo know not when—j We shall clasp her hand in the better laud, : And never part again. \ —lnserted by her loving mother, brother, 1 and sisters (Agnes and Alice).

DEANS.—In loving remembrance of .Annie Deans, dearly beloved vvil'o of Herbert! Deans, who departed this life 14th October, 11920. I The world may change from year to year, Our friends from day to day; But never will the one wc love From memory pass away. \ —lnserted by her loving husband and family.