IN MEMORIAM.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18143, 8 July 1919, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

BARRETT—In loving memory of my dear mother, who departed this liiV'on July 'B, 1917. 8.1. P. The flowers we place upon your grave May wither and decay, But the lovo for her who is beneath W7ll never fade away,’ Inserted by her loving son, D. R. Barrett. BARRETT.—In loving memory of our dear mother, who departed this life, 3 uly 8, 191 ‘. R.I.P. Immaculate Heart of Mary, Your prayers on her extol. Sacred Heart of Jesus, Have mercy on her eonl. Inserted by her loving daughter and son-in-law, E. and J. Fahoy. "BENSON.—In sad but loving memory of dear father, who diod at Morven, July 8, 1918. God sees when the footsteps falter, When the heart grows weary and weak, So he bids his loved ones rest, So ho bids his loved ones rest, Inserted by his loved ones, Pyko and Annie (FAItKELL.—In ever loving memory of Joshua-, beloved husband of Edith iarrcll, died July 8,191 G. Inserted by his wife and family. KING DON.—In loving memory of John Stephens Kingdom who died at Christchurch, July 8, 1913. At rest. Inserted by his loving wife and family. MAXWELL,—In loving memory of Constance Irene May, beloved daughter of J. and E. Maxwell, of 24, Caledonian Road, diod July 8, 1918; aged nine years and eight months. Inserted by her loving parents, brothers and sisters. McKEOWN.—In loving memory of my dear mother, Catherine McKeown, who passed away July 8,1909; also of my dear sister, Emily, who passed away, September, 1917, We can leave them calmly sleeping. Jesus knows the sacred Bpot, And by day and night Ho watches, For Ho sleeps and slumbers not. Inserted by their loving daughter and sister, Margarot McKeown. POWER.—In loving memory of iny dear friend Nellie Powor, beloved wife of T. Power, died at Wellington, July 8,191 G. H.I.P. J, who loved her, sadly miss her ae it dawns another year. In the lonely hours of thinking thoughts of her are over dear. Inserted _bv her loving friend, Annie Scliimanski, Ir.nes Road. SMITH.—In loving memory of Ernest Smith (Trooper Seventh Reinforcements), died at Trentham, July 8, 1915. Till the day dawns. I • ...Inserted' by his .sister and brother-in-law,-. S.H., and A.E.H. SMITH.—In fond and loving memory of Ernest, Trooper Seventh Roinforcements, who died at Trentham Military Hospital, July 8, 1915. ~ Until the day dawns and the shadows flee away. Inserted by his mother, maters and brothers. THOMAS.—In loving memory of John Alexander Thomas, belovod only son of H. 11. and M. A. Thomas, died at Burnham, July 8, 1918; aged nine weeks and three days. No more upon this earth wc’ll see His gentle loving face. Thero is no one in tho wido world Will over fill Ilia place. Dear is the grave where our son is laid; Sweet is his memory, it never will fade; Flowers may her, leaves fade and die, If othors fo. him, never will wo. ' 11. H. Thomas, Burnham. YEOMAN.—In memory of our beloved club captain, Private George Yeoman, died of wounds, Alexandria, July 8, 1915. “Greater lovo hath no man than this, that he lay down his lifo for h?s friends.” Inserted by the young men of Richmond Mothocust Church.