IN MEMORIAM.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18048, 15 March 1919, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

BENNETT.—In sad but loving memory of Eileen Marjorie, beloved daughter of Private Thomas and Luoy Bennett, wfio died March 15, 1917. Safe in the arms of Jesus. Inserted by her loving parents and grandparents. GADD. —In loving memory of Rifleman Georsro Gadd (24-1050), who died of wounds in France on March 15, 1918. Bo not ask us if wo miss him, Thero is such a vacant place; Can we e'er forgot his footftopg And his dear familiar face? Inserted by his uncle, aunt and cousins, Ambefley. •EUPPELAAR.—In loving memory of my dear father, Gurt Gruppclaar, who died at Oamaru on Maroh 15, 1913. At Test. Often sad our hearts do wander To a grave so far away, Where we laid our loving father Just six years ago to-day. Inserted by his lovirfg daughter, Mrs L. Quigley, and grand-daughter May. OWENS.—In loving memory of Violet Muriel, youngest dearly beloved daughter of John and Emily Owens, who died at Eiccarton, March 14, 1906. Though her loving voice is silent And her true heart ceased to beat, Yet we miss the well-known footsteps And the form wo used to greet. Inserted by her loving father and mother. RIORDAN.—In loving memory of John Riordan, who died at Christchurch on March 18, 1918. Inserted by Catherine Riordan. SMITH.—In loving memory of Elizabeth Smith, who died at West Eyroton, March 12, 1915; also John Smith, husband of the former, who died March 18, 1917. The memory of two sad days recalled. Inserted by their eons and daughters.