IN MEMORIAM.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17877, 24 August 1918, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

ARCHER.—In .loving memory of (Gcorgo) . H. H H. Archer, of Parnassus,' N.Z.R., • died August 24. 1916, fourth son oE late George Henry Archer, N.Z.E., who died Mav 15, 1893; also George James Henry Archer, eldest ? s on of late George Henry ■ Archer, died December 9, 18E7. Sincerely loved and deeply mourned by mother, brothers and sisters. CEOWE.J-In loving memory of Harry Crowe, who passed away, after a painful illness, on August 21, 1917.. Inserted by his sons, L. P., G. L. and E. O. Crowe, all on active service. CROWE.—In loving memory of my dear father, who departed this life on AugustSi, 1917.

One year has passed, oh, how I miss him, Nover shall his memory fado. Sweetest thoughts will ever linger Round the spot whore he is laid. Inserted by his loving daughter Ivy. .CROWE. —In loving- memory cf my beloved husband, Harry, who departed thia lifo on August 21, 1917. . Bo not ask me if I miss him, There is such a vacant place. Can I e'er forget his footsteps Or his dear familiar face. r < Inserted by his loving wifo Naomi. CROWE.—In loving memory of my dear father, Harry Crowe, who departed this lifo August 2-1, 1917. God has caalled you, dearest father, sleep in peace, Earthly pain and Borrows ended, none can wreck thy holy rest. Inserted " ,• his loving daughter and son-in-law, M. a:. i H. Hardingo. ,_CROWE.—In loving memory of my dear father, who departed this flife August 24, 1917. '

We. miss, you most who loved you best. Inserted by his loving daughter Violet. BEVEREUX. —In loving memory of Clement Lawrohce Dovereux, died August 2-1, 1917. Though lost to sight, to memory ever doar. IU.P.

Inserted by his loving' wife, son and daughter.

HUNTER—In loving memory of Mary Hunter, who died August 25, 1917, at 72, Ollivi'or's Road, Linwood. A dear face still missed day by day from its accustomed place. Inserted by A, M'Connell. LEWIS. —Id loving memory of my beloved wife, Elizabeth Lowis, who died at Lei hSeld, August 21. 1916, in her. seventieth year. To memory ever dear. Inserted by her husband and daughters.