IN MEMORIAM.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16808, 18 March 1915, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

BRECKON.—In loving memory of my dear father, Wi'.li&m, Breekon, who was accidentally killed at Waiau, on March. ISf, 1914. I last saw him in health and- strength, No thought that death was near. Deatih gave no time, to eny good-bye To those ho loved so dear. Inserted by his loving daughter Olive. BRYDON.—In sad but j-loving memory ot ! Gertrude (Gertv), who passed away March 18, 1909. • . • . • So yoUng. so fair to have passed so soon . To the land of the shadow, the silent tomb. Midst the joys of lifo she received tho call To resign her spirit and loare us all. Inserted by ber loving father and mother, • E. and E. Cockayne, sisters and brothet. CHIXNERY.—In loving memory of my d-rar '*. husband, George, who departed this lifo on March 1?, 1809. ; ':. ITntil the dawn breaks then I hope (o rheel then again. " '■"". '•" ' ' Inserted_ by;, his..wife,'Ernfria. , ~.'■ HEGARTX—In loving "memory 'of ' Mary (Cissio) Hegarty, who died March if, 1914. Do not ask us if wo miss her. There - is such a vacant place. Can we e'er forget, her" footsteps And her dear familiar faca. One year has passed and still we miss ber, , . , Words wouid fail our lovo to tell; But in heaven we hoc** to meet her, Jesus doeth all things well. - . . Inserted by her loving mo'her and brothers. ROBB.—In lovinir memory of Katie, who died March 18. 1914. fo live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.

Inserted by her sincere friend, D. Derrick. RG'.L.ii.—ln loving memory of our dear Ea'je, who died March 18, 1914; aged eighteen years and eleven months. She suffered long and murmured nov "Wo watched her day by day Wiih aching hearts and tearful eyt3 ' Until she passed away. "We loved her. Oh! no tongue can tell How much we loved her acd how well. God loved her too, but thought it best To take her home in heaven to • rest.