IN MEMORIAM.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18803, 5 March 1923, Page 4

IN MEMORIAM.

CAPSTTCK.-In loving memory of our loving mother, who passd peacefully away on March 5, 1921. We know you suffered pain, dear mother, It made us weep and cry To think %vo could do nothing, As wo saw 3'ou slowly die. And all that is left for ns, dear mother, Is to go and sco your grave, For well we know in it is sleepingT.ho best mother God over gave. —lnserted by hor loving daughters, Tibby •and Jessie. ■ MAIiIHA. JANE WILSON. —In loving remombmnee of my best friend (my mother), who passed away on March 4,” 1922, at County road, Kaikorai.—Lionel Wilson. POOLE, In loving memory of Isabella Poole, who d:ed at Brockville, Rnslyn, N.Z., on March 5, 1918, for 57 years (less two days) the beloved wife of Hugh Poole, chemist; also of Russell Satchel! Poole, who died at Lonca, Waitaii, on March 5, 18S1; aged 19 years beloved eldest son of Hush and Isabella Poole. “ Tby will be done.” Announcements of Bfrtbs. .Harrises, nnij DprPi, •ent by peer lor palipeoi'.on n,u-‘ :bo oirnv lure of onr agent, u eiorgvinrn. or - J J> for these. 3* each prepaid, or 4s iMicrVtft 'when not exceeding floe Maes. dal (,j f or i, oli OJPr five. "In Memoriim “ notices au p,* rates, bn*; H*hc*n rr.■ ntfsN-.i A.ii tionnl chnrgo of «d per iino 1j? n-«,u < x of sparse occupied Kolioop of .iti-J }'i!vnf* Interment without reference <„ Mshr-’r time or place of Interment: prepaid r, sd, h-n-tv-d 6* 64. Notices of Death sod fotwrat, ritti-r uhere the funeral notice is a e^,-,orate arlvrrtii'arr.rr.f or {« part of tlie death nonce ■ rrrpnhi S‘a, biwfjeri ’On. In computing (ho lines ol fpr.ee to oo occupied, advertisers are norifire (hat they ear- rc<-«on six (vordfi to the line. All words aver M are, therefore, charged at (id for each six words. Notifications of Birth. Marriages and Deaf'S oppenrlne in the Daily Times ore inserted also in the Witness wilhf.nl- Additions; charge. Advertisers are informed that loiters addressed to a com de pinnae or initials, rare of any Post Office, will not in future be delivered by the Postal Department.