IN MEMORIAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17145, 26 April 1919, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

OV.'ILLIAM.—In losing memory of our dear wife and mother, fctanna Gwuh&m, who departed this life. Apnl 26, 1918. Ok, weep not for her; 'tis unkindness to Theory, weak frame ha* but fallen to No '•lee') fatigue or endurance Bhe knowsVo mon-'of fatigue or endurance Bhe knowsOh, weep not; Oh. break not her gentle reShe- how sweetly!—on Jesus's Nevermore sick dreaming shall trouble bar We "hope, some day, in that Mansion above To meet the one we so dearly love. -Intend by her Borrowing husband, sons. ar.d daubsters. M. WILLI AMS.-In tender and lovin? memory of Norman James Mc Williams, who defcirvxl th.s i:fe on April '26, 1918. Oao of the best, Loved and mourned, Nov.- fit rest. -Inserted by Ls loving parents, Papa-tc-toe. McWILLIAMS—In loving memory of my dear brother, who died on April 26, 1318. Ju-t wliou hi? lifo was brightest, Just wh"n our hopes were best, IJf wat ( mi on from this wor,d o. sorrow, To a home o( eternal rest. - Inserted by his U.imif sister and brother-in-law, Letty and Albert K.liyMi WILLIAMS. —In loving memory of my efftM:onaii> brother. Norman, «no P«M"> away at the Auckland Hospital on April '.6, 1018. J often think of the day* gone by When we were a!! together; A shadow o'er my life '•* cast. My br tber Bono for ever—lnserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law Ida and Fred Miila. PF.\'VKLL-'t i"v : w memory of our dear i.ttie K-.l'i'een Mary, who died at taeroa or, April .'7, 1916. No one knows how we miss her. Friends may inii.k we h.ve forgot But ir.ey !::iie know the sorrow, That within our hearts we've sot, Oft!"-' t.iir 'h'.'iirhts do wander Tu the spot, not far away, Where- they laid our little foodie J•;s'. three years ago to-day. Inserted by h-r loving parents A. and 3. Penned, Pairofc. WEEKS -In Wins memory of our dear wife ar.d nio'her El zabelh Jane Weeks, who fell asleep on April '26, 1317. Asleep in Jesus. Inserted bv her loving bupbnnd and dausli'er, T. 8 Weeks and Mrs. P. J. QuODO.". WEEKS.—In loving memory of dear mother, Mrs. E. J. Weeks, who departed this life, Apnl 26. 1917. Her memory ib as dear to-day As at the time she passed away. —Inserted by her loving sons, E. and J. woodcock-