IN MEMORIAM.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18571, 25 November 1920, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

in-law, R. and■ E. MoPonald. ifi Ser, you are not forgotten, nor will As fiTliSV* ■«* i» 4 ™ * iU iSSg children, Charlie and Myrtle. , . ALDOUS.-rlri loving memory of dear Eliza, who departed this life, November 25, 1918. (Epidemic.) Gone, but not forgotten. Inserted by her loving uncle, H. McClure. ALDOUS.-In loving memory of my dear sister Eliza, who died November 3a, 1918. There is a link death cannot sever, That sweet remembrance which lasts for ever. Inserted by her loving sister and brotner-in-law, C. and'K. Tibby. ALDOUS.—In. loving memory of my dear sister, Eliza, who ueparted this life November 25, 1918. ,-■'•> I miss her pleasant, cheery face, Her loving, tender ways; I miss her, oh I bow I miss her. In a thousand differont ways. Inserted by her loving brother, Jim. ALDOUS.—In loving memory of our dear daughter, Eliaa, and aster, Y?ho died November 23, 1918. (Epidemic) ■. Honest and just in all her -ways, < Noble and 'true to the end of her days. V A dutiful daughter and sister kind, A cherished memory left behind. Inserted by her loving parents, J. and E. McClure, and fs roily. BROWN.—In loving memory of onr daugh-ter-in-law. Agnes Brown, who died at Anama, November 25, 1919. ' Only a memory of days gone by, t Arid a tigh for a face unseen, . But a constant feeling that G'od nlouo Knows best what might have been. . Inserted by B. and R. A. Brown. JJROWN.~In loving memory of Agnes, dearly loved wife of James Leslie Brawn, who passed away November 25, 1919. Call jnot back the dear departed, Anchored safe whcr„ storms are o'ei. On the borderland wo left her. Soon to meet to part no more. Far beyond this world of changes, Far -beyond this world of care, We shall find our missing loved one In our Father's mansion fair. Inserted by her loving husband. CLARK.—In sad hut loving memory of Lieutenant T. A. Clark, late Main Body N.Z.E.F., who died at Featherston Military Gamp, November 25, 1918. Inserted hy his loving brother and sister-in-law, W. and A. Clark, Onlyerden. COLE.—In sad but lovin? memory of dear mother, who departed this life Novembor 25. 1919. Wo who lore yon sadly. miss you , As it dawns just one year. In the qniet hours of thinking Thoughts of you are ever aoar. Inserted by her loving son and daughter-in-.lair, M. and'J. Colo. BDER.—In loving raemoTy of George Arnold Ed«r, whd departed this life November 25, 1918. He has gone from this world to the land of rest. ■ .•' T«j be with the happy and ever blest; Released from all sorrow, freed from all pain. Triumphant for ever with Jesus to reign. MILBERTSON.—In loving memory of our daughter. Minnie, who died November 15; Irene Lyes, November 25; and ray son- " i in-law, William Johns, died .November 23, 1916. ' '- ' Never forgotten by th«k loving parents, R.H. and E. Mugford. XWJLLICK.—In loving memory of my deaT brother, Oliver, who passed away November 25, 1919. ; To-day hrings back sad memories of a loved •one gone to rest, And those that think of him to-day are those that loved him best. f Inserted by his loving sister, Mrs Taylor. JEMMETT.—In loving memory of Thelma, 'beloved daughter of A. and C. Jemmctt, who- died November 25, 1918. . In our hearts your memory - lingers, , ' Sweetly, tender, fond and true. ! , There is not day dear Thelma That wo do not think of you. So dearly loved, bo sadly missed. Inserted by her loving parents, sistern and •brother. . JOHNSTON.--In loving memory of Ernest Alfred Johnston. 19th Batt. A.1.F., killed in action, November 14, 1916. (Somme.) Inserted by his loving brother Charlie (Dot.) LYES, —In loving memory of Elsie Irene, beloved wife of W. J. Lyes, who passed away on November 25. 1918. LTBEATJ.—In loving memory of dear father, who passed away ai Duvauchello's. November 25. 1919. V Dearly loved and sadly missed. Inserted by his daughter, V. Wright. LAMBIE.—In loving memory of Andrew Lambie, who passed away November 25, 1919. t His trials and his piefa are past—r A blessed end is his at last. He bore Christ's yoke and did His will, And though he died, he liveth still. '. Inserted by his lovinc son and daughter-in-law, Robert and Ann Lambie. itOSEfl.—ln sad but loving memory of our darlinc mother, Lily Gertrude, who departed' thie life on November 25, 1918. In tho old home you are fondly remembered, j Sweet memories cling round your name; The hearts that held you in deepest affection Still love you- fu death juet the same. Inserted by her loving daughter and sons. PRATT. —In loving memory of Pastor Thomas Pratt, who died November 25, 1918. To memory over dear. Inserted by r ouo who loved him. BEARDON.—In loving memory of Lilian Clara Beardon, who died November 23 1818. Inserted by James Beardon. SOLLFTT.—In loving memory of my dear son, Edward, who passed away November 25, 1918, at Owaka. Late- of Greeudalo. Gone, but not forgotten by his loving mother, Ei M'Donald, Selwyn, ti In loving memory of onr dear mothor, who passed away November 25, 1918; lata of Percy Street. Linwood. Ever remembered bv harlowd ottM, C. Dook and A. Whiteside. In ' loving memory of my dew mother, Mary Margaret (Minnie), w» pet*ed bway November 25, 1918, Badly naJw*l . Inserted by h*r hrriaf daughto*,, Bbofa.