IN MEMORIAM.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18334, 17 February 1920, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

CHAMPNE6S.—In loving memory at our dear mother, who passed away February 17, 1917.

"To memory ever dear." Inserted by hor son end daughter. CROUCH.—In loving memory of our little Harley, who departed this life February 17. 1914; aged three year* and Hsxea months.

Inserted by hia sorrowing parent*. FLETCHER.—In loving memory of my don* brother, Private Obed. D. J. Fletcher, killed in action February 17, 1918. Oinly the grave of a. hero, Only a mound of earth; Far from the home of his loved one*. Far from the land of his birth. Hia King and country called him— That call was not in vain, V, And on the Roll of Honour * find my brother's name. Inserted by his loving sister, E.M.H. FLETCHER.—In loving memory of Richard Fletcher, who passed away February •18, 1918. CIMBLETT.—In sad and loving memory of Private Cecil James Gimblett, who died Cologne. Germany, February 17, 1919. Wo long for household voioes gone, For vanished smiles we long; But God has led our dear son on, And (He can do no wrong. Inserted by. his loved ones. HENDRY.—In loving memory of Corporal C G. Hendry, who died at Brooton Military Hospital, on February lfi, 1918. For those he loved. » Inserted by L.B. LUCKTE.-In loving memory T of .. Ma^ l ' dearly loved wife of James Luekie, who passed away February 17, 1917. Though lost to sight, to memory ever dear. Inserted by hex loving husband, J. W. Lucid©. '