IN MEMORIAM.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15333, 16 June 1910, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

BONNETT.—In Irv:r« me -ory of my dear husba-d. Charles William Bonnctt, who departed this life Juno ICth 19C9. Gone, but not forgotten. Inserted by. his loving wife. OOMYNS —In loving memory of Mary Minnie Comyna, who died Juno 16th, 1909. I saw her suffering day by day, It caused me bitter grief 1 To see hor slowly pice away And could not give relief. Inserted by her hnsoand and children. DRABBLE.—In loving memory of Jano Drabble, who dopartod this life June 17th, 1909. , Silent tho throb of that heart sympathetic; Kind, ever ready to feel for ns all; Vacant the chair and cheerless the dwelling, But oh, what fond memories the past can Forgotten by some we know you might be, But forgotten by U 3 you never will be. Inserted by her daughter, Lizzie Laming, and two granddaughters. Lyttelton. MOlß.—Charles -James Arthur aged twentyfour years. Drowned 1 in Wutcra River, June 16, 1907. Farewell, dear son, your lifo is past, My love for you to the end will last. I think of you in s.lence, No eye can see mo weep; Yet many a silent tear I shed When others are asleep. Inserted by his sorrowing mother. BEINNER. —In loving memory of Sophia Skinner, who peacefully passed away June 16th, 1909.