IN MEMORIAM.

Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXXI, Issue 10272, 14 February 1894, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

Eton.—ln loving remembrance of Tila iheresa, third daughter of the .late William Ihch> who passed peacefully away at Eangiora, on the 14tu February, 1893; aged twenty-three years. Call not back the dear departed; Anchored safe where storms are o er. On the borderland wo left her. Soon to meet and part no more. Pai 1 bevond this land of changes. Par beyond this world of care, "We shall find our missing sister, In our Father’s mansion fair. Inserted by her loving sister Alice. Taranaki papers please copy. ' Smith .—ln loving memory of Katie, eldest daughter of G, T. and M. A. Hawker, Hew Brighton. "We laid our darling down to sleep, She could no longer stay; Her gentle spirit is at rest In the bright light of day. ’T was hard to part with her we loved, A daughter, tender, blest; Her pain is o’er, she’ll find repose, O, rest, sweet spirit, rest. Peb. 13,1894. Stephenson.—Harriet Sarah, beloved wife of "W. H. Stephenson, who died at the Bealey, Jan. 2, 1893 ; aged 22 years. So loved so mourned. She has gone, but not forgotten j Never shall her memory fade; ■ Fondest thoughts shall ever linger Bound tho spot where she is laid. 'Tis hard to part with one so dear; We little thought her end was near. Until our Saviour thought it best To ease her. pain and give her rest. How we miss the dearest daughter. None but our sod hearts can tell; Soon we hope to meet in heaven; Until then we’ll say farewell. Inserted hy her loving husband and parents.

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