IN MEMORIAM.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18217, 3 October 1919, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

ASPIN'ALL.-In loving memory rf««J" m Willie who passed away on October 3, WW, aged sateen" y-ears and eleven months. A young life cut short, inserted by Ms loving father and mother. CROSS.-!* *»*»l™£%« S-WSS »io?ffiwfa*anc2 October 3, I am proud of my soldier husband, Whom 1 loved so very dear; The happy days we spent together in my memory will be «J.w»ys near. Inserted by his loving wife TTT.-VVY -In sad but loving momory of our 1916. Not dead to us who loved him, Not lost, but gone before; Ho lives with as id memory still. And will for evermore.

Inserted by his loving brothers and sister. PATN—In losing momory of Private John Francis Pftvn, of the 27th Reinforcement, who was killed in action near Oambrsi, October 3, 1916. This day brings back out memory fresh Of our dear brother who was called to rest. And those who think of him to-day Are thoso who loved him bes*. Inserted by bis loving sister-in-law, E. Payn. SINCLAIR.—In loving memory of my dear husband, Sergeant W. Sinclair, killed in action, October 3, 1917. I am proud of my soldior husband, Whom I loved so very dear; The happy days we spent together In my memory will bo always near. May the heavenly winds blow softly t O'er the sw*vet and hallowed fipot; Though the- sea divide his grave from me, He will never be forgot. ,

Inserted by his loving wife. . SINCLAIR.—In loving momory of my dear son, Sergeant W. Sinclair, killed in action, October 3, 1917. There's a littlo whito cross, it's not all alono, TheTe are thousands its vigil to share, Ho monument high, and no carved stone Mark the graves of the boy 3 over there; Ettit the bright, cheerful sun through the } dancing leaves peeps. And lovingly touches the sward, Caressing the spot where my dear eon sleeps With the little white cross keeping guard. Inserted by his loving parents, brothers and sisters. Duncdin papers please copy. TRERISE.—In loving memory of J. T. Tre-> ri°e, who departed this lifo on October 3, 1917, Thy will be done. In scried by his loving wife and family.