IN MEMORIAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17257, 5 September 1919, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

BIGGS. —In loving remembrance, of I ■mother, Margaret Dcnisoa Biggs, who'passed | away on September 5, 1918, at Torrance i Street, Epsom. j Peace, perfect peace. I —Inserted by her loving daughter and »on-in-law, Ethel and Henry Binstead. and little grand-daughter, Joy, Avonmor*. Grafton Roa* 1 BlGUa.—in. lond and loving memory ot our dear mother, Margaret D. Biggs, who passed to the higher life. September 5. 1918, at Torrance Street, Epsom. When loved ones pass from out this world Into a higher plane. They are not lost, there is no death, We soon «hall meet again. HINTZ. loving memory of our dear daughter and sister. Alma Hints, who was killed on September 5, 1918. It's just one year ago to-day, dear Alma, The call it came so sudden upon us, It made us weep and sigh: But, oh! it was so hard to think We could not say good-bye. —Inserted by her loving parents, sisters, and brothers, J. and C. Hintz, Mataroata. NILSSON.In loving memory of our dear Mollie, who passed <away on September 5. 1917. —Inserted by her loving another ana sisters. OTTO.—In loving memory of my dear father. F. C. Otto, who fell asleep Septen ber 5, 1918, at his only daughters residence, Arapohue, Northern Wairoa. At rest. SMITH.In loving memory of my dear sister, Alice, who died September 5, 1917, at Matakone. A loving sister, kind and true, Among the angels dwell; Safe in God's gentle keeping, Until we meet again. Inserted by her loving sister and brother-in-law, R. and E. Sheppard. WILLIAMS.In loving memory of my f -r husband and our de-ar father, Joseph ■rnwall Williams, of Komi, who passed 1_ away at Thames Hospital on September 5, 1910. There is a link death cannot sever, Sweet remembrance lasts for ever. — Inserted by his loving wife and family. YOUNG.A tribute of love to the memory of Frederick Young, late of H.M.C S Iris, died sudduny at sea, September ' i 1918. Inserted by his loving friends, Hangatiki.