IN MEMORIAM.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17700, 8 February 1921, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

HOPE-JOHNSTONE.—Ia loving memory 01 my dear friend, Ethel (Buntie) HopeJohnstone, who passed away suddenly on February 7, 1920. Sadly missed. •7r lT, !?# e , <i to *»« loving friend, F. Melville, Kihikihi McCLENNAN.—In loving memory of our dear wife and mother, Who departed this life at Eureka, February C, 1907. 'Tis a long, 'tis a last, 'tis a beautiful rest. When all sorrow has passed from the brow and the breast. And the lone spirit truly and wisely may crave, ' . 7 fe ! The sleep that is dreamless, $he sleep of . .the- grave.'- • \ Rsimly. - " ™ McLEOD.—In fond and loving: memory of our dear wif© and mother. May . Gertrude McLeod, who passed away, on February 8 IS2O. To-day our memory lingers, On our dear one pone to rest: And those who think of her to-day Are those who loved her best. , —Inserted by her loving husband, Mutdock McLeod, and little son, Roderick Murdock McLeod. Tokanui, Kihikihi. McLEOD—In loving memory of my dear sister, May Gertrude McLeod, who passed away on February 8, 1920. "We who loved you. sadly miss yon, "» it dawns another year; In the lonely hours of thinking. you are always dear. We meet, but some are missing. All loved ones are not here. -.~^?,':* rt od by her loving sister, Elizabeth C. Ellis. PADDISON.—In tender, loving memory of our dear patient mother, who felfr on sleep J-ebruary 8, 1920. Fare you well, for awhile, faded star of our home, S' 7 ©«fc!y Test from all sorrow and pain, i ill the Prince of the angels, in triumph shall come. And restore your lost glory again. —Inserted by her loving daughters. Elizabeth and Edith. TKOUNSON.—In , loving memory of our darling Kenneth, who departed this life on February 8, •1.917. We miss you. darling Kenneth. We miss you, oh, so sore, And as the days roll onward we miss you more and more. —Inserted by his loving mother, brothers, ana sisters.