IN MEMORIAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15914, 11 May 1915, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

BAKER.-In ever-loving remembrance of cur dearly-loved brother, who died May U. . 1 909 - , V l t Mnrv Oh immaculate heart of Mary, Ycrnr prayers on him extolOh wcred heart of Jesus Have mercy on his soul. -Inserted by his loving sister and ( brother-in-law, W E. Canner. GREEK fond and loving memory of . our dear husbxnd and father, who died at Ornahn, May 11, 19H Rest, dearest husband; Thy toil is o'er. Thy loving hand shall toil no more. < No more thy gentle eyes shall weep: i Rest, darling husband, gently deep. Thou art no* forgotten, dearest husband ana father Nor wilt thou ever be: A< long as life and memory last ; We v.ii! remember thee. —Inserted by his sorrowing wife and ■ family. GREEN.—In fond and loving memory of mv dear father, Arthur Green, who departed this life on May 11. 1914. Silence is no certain token That no hidden grief is thereScrrow that iB never spoken Is the hardest grief to bear. —Inserted by his loving daughter, Olive Damn. GREEN —In fond and loving memory of my darling father, who iras called home on May 11. 1914. One year to day, but still to memory dear. Thy loving name I breathe and shed a silent tear. Time cannot alter my love so true; This day brings back my love anew. —Inserted by bis ovar-loving youngest daughter, Harriett. RUDD—In loving memory of our dear mother, who departed this life on May 11, 1914 Not gone from memory. Not gone from love, But gone to the heavenly home above. —Inserted by her loving sons and daughters. RUNCIMAN— In loving memory of Thomas Shenherd Runciman, who departed this life on May 11. 1914— At Rest. Oh for the touch of a vanished hand. And the sound of a voice that is still. —Inserted by his sorrowing wife arid H. Runciman.