IN MEMORIAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15884, 3 April 1915, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

BVFXOTT.—In loving memory of my dear rift Britannia, who departed this life, on Apnl 2. 1914. In just twelve months ago to-day My loving wife did leave Jlv4lf end children here to mourn O'er their mother, and to grieve. He' place on earth no one can fill, No one that is so dear: Sha's gone, her place is vacant 3til!. Where there's no otsn' to fear—lnserted by her loving husband and family. ... JENNINGS —In fond and loving memory of pit dear wife, Mary Jennings, who died at Auckland April 3. 1914. The midnight stars are beaming upon a, silent grave, Where. sleeping without dreaming, is one we could not save; In dreams we pee her loving face and kiss her loving brow. And whisper, "As we loved her then, we love her memory now." Inserted by her loving husband. LOM.AS.—In loving memory of Emma Flizabcth Lomas. who departed this life at Thames on April 3. 1914; aged 17 yearsShe ha* gone like a flower cut down, From the sunshine of life to the shade of the tomb. But death cannot sever the bond of our lotc Nor steal the fond hope we shall meet her above. —Inserted by her loving parents, sisters, and brothers. Thames. LOMAS.—In loving memory of Emma Elizabeth Lonas. who departed this life at Thames on April 3, 1914; aged 17 years. Hone and forgotten by many you may be, But dear to our memory for ever you'll be. —Inserted by her loving aunt and uncle, S. and A. Young, Thames. MONTAGUE.—In loving memory of my deer husband. Georire M. Montague, of OtaDuhu. who departed this life April 2, 1914. Dearly loved and sadly missed- — Inserted by his loving wife. L. J. Monta<*,lA