IN MEMORIAM.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16741, 8 July 1916, Page 6

IN MEMORIAM.

M'GIIEE, —In loving memory of my dear lnis-baud, George Spovvart M'Gliee, who died al, ICaitangata on Juiv 9, 1914; in his sixly-lifth year. "At rest." Ho suffered long liy night and by day, And prayed for tin 1 hour lo bo taken away, (iod niw him sull'er, and thought, it best That he should come with llim to rest. God knows how much I miss him, And ]le counts the tears I shed, And whispers: "lji;sh, lie only sloops— You.- loved one is not dead." —Inserted hy liis widow. M'GIiEK. —In loving memory of our dear father, George Spowurt M'Ghee, who died at Kaitangata on July 9, 1914. Wo mourn our loss, and well wo may. lie was our friend from day to day. Ye"i 111 kindly deeds, and words of love, Wo miss him now he's pone above. —Inserted by his d'Hii-hter and son-in-law and family, Ann and William Proctor. Annonm-ementj of Tjirt!:?. Marriages, and Dentil? sent hy post, for publication must bear the denature ol our agent, a cler;.'.vmi:n, or a J.P. Chiirfiifor lhe.'-e, lis eiieh prepaid, or 4s if booked, wlii-n not oiecedinß five lines, anrl (ii( for each line over fii-o. "In Memoriam " notices are inserted at (lie fame rites, but when verses are added an uddi tionnl eliarßH of Od per line is made for each line cvgrthmhuk( tJpnce occupied. *Noli<i>3. of "Heath and Private Interment, without reference to either lime or 1 ilano of interment: prepaid 5s Gd, lieoked Gs 6d. Sot iocs of Death And Funeral, either where the funeral notice ts a separate advertisement er is part of tho death notice: prepaid Bs, booked !)s. In computing the lines of space to be occupied, advertisers are notified tteit they can reckon sis wordß to the line. /Ml words over .'(0 are, thereiore, charged at Gd for each six words. Notifications of Births, Marriages, and Death? appearing in the Daily Times are inserted also in tho Witness without additional charee.