IN MEMORIAM.
r0 -r t i\<ON.—l" loving memory of my dear . n n Francis trick Collinson, who died at •■: Thames on Octobe; 24, 1900.-R.I.P. ■■ Tf wo had known when last we parted ;. / That during lii© our hands would. clasp no '-•- : more, *-■ . ' That each who said farewell so cheerful- " • hearted , Would find the grief the future held in store, How different would have been our parting ' : ■'Prom that which only said a brief adieu; flow would the tears of mutual sorrow storting Have dimmed each fleeting moment that wo knew. " ■—Inserted by his sorrowing mother. : ' : FREEMAN.—In loving memory of Sydney ' Ti/il-md Deaie Freeman, who was accidentally • dieted on October 26. 1902. How sudden wag your call, dear Sydney; ; Not a word to us could you say. Hard seems our lot which has tefel. For we were not there to say farewell. —Inserted by his sorrowing parents and ;;; brother. ';:;' :; : ■' _' . \ '.; V '■".; ':'" ; ;r . " HaYDON.—In loving memory of our dear fjporce. who vas accidentally drowned at Otahuhu on October 26, 1902. , Be left us: hi his health and strength ' No thought of death was near; He could not even say good-bye To those he loved so dear. * ; , , —Inserted "by his affectionate parents, sister t: , gnd brothers. > ■ -
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12402, 26 October 1903, Page 1
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201IN MEMORIAM. New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12402, 26 October 1903, Page 1
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