IN MEMORIAM.
liAWREBTCB. —In loving remembrance of Edward Lawrence, who lost his life while bathing, at Q'cean Beach, Dunedin, on April 27, 1893. -f- Inserted - by his loving mother, "brothec'g, -and sisters. Only gone before. TAYLOR.—In loving memory ofrGrace -Helen, the beloved wife of Colin Taylor, who died at Kaikorai, April $8/1898. *
We may not say good-night, beloved, but in fc'ome sunnier clime — when the day breaks and -the -shadows flee away — bid each goodxuomirig.
Owing to the rapid- expansion of tmsiness at the Gore railway station, tbe present yard accommodation has proved inadequate to the demands of the times. As a result of this we (Ensign) believe'a proposal' is now under consideration by the Railway department to remove the station buildings lo*a site near the iWigan street' crossing, towards the' -showgroundsi,- where the accommodation will be increased ; while the danger to the residents consequent upon shunting operations will be lessened. The 'station will probably also be
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Otago Witness, Issue 2409, 3 May 1900, Page 43
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