IN MEMORIAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15613, 20 May 1914, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

CLARKE.—In loving "memory of our dear j who departed this life on May A. painful shock, a dreadful blow; -':■•'■'■' Oh. mother dear, we miss you so;. ' Our loss is great, we'll not complain, , '< But trust in God to meet again. • ; Rest, dearest moiher. sweetly rest, ' '■■' .- They miss you most who loved you best.•-' Forget you? No,. we never will; ; ' We loved you here; ve love you still. y. ,vTJ nsert bv , ner sorrowing daughter ?J*elho and son-in-law. T. D. Worden. Papa- / ioetoe. ' • ~ JAMES.— fond and loving ' memory of VIM dear husband, Peter, who departed this life on May 20, 1913.. ; Long days and nights ho bore in pain, To wait for euro was all in vain; ' So God called him homo—it was His will, But in our, hearts ho liveth still. —Inserted by his loving wife and children. RIX.-On May 20, 190G, at Clark's Plat, Lawrence. Otago. Sarah, the beloved wife of the late James Rix, parents of Thomas Henry, of Dunedin, and Jamos Arthur, of ■ Ravcnsbourne. , "For ever with" the Lord." .-- ROBINSON.— loving memory of ray ■tiear father, Nathaniel Martin, accidentally drowned at Dargaville, May 18, 1907. -~-, As the ivy clings to the oak, My memory clings to thee. :"' —Inserted by his loving daughter, A. L. • Price.