IN MEMORIAM.

Otago Witness, Issue 2606, 24 February 1904, Page 43

IN MEMORIAM.

ASHMORE. — In loving memory of our dear son, Joseph William Ashuiore, who was killed in action at Bothasberg, South Africa, or. February 23, 1002. the mother's darling. Sad am I with soulfelt sorrow, Grief will rend my throbbing heart; No joys to me for tbe to-morrow, Night my sorrows will not part. All has fled, my light, my joy, With nay own peerless, darling boy. Smiling face that shone with gladness Ne'er again will smile on me Till I leave this world of sadness, Then that angel face I'll see. All ha« fled, my light, my joy, With my own peerless, darling boy. Father of mercy, I'll not repine, My loss thy gain, which thou di-d'st give. Happy the soul it is divine, And thus my darling boy shall live. All hss fled, my light, my joy, With my own peerless, darling boy. CADZOW. — In loving memory of Robert Cadzow, who died at Clerk- street, NorthEast Valley, 14th February, 1894; also" Janet Oadzow, who died suddenly at Gore 23rd February, 1903. Fond memory brings the parting back, While tears roll down our cheeks; The long last loving look told more Than woi<Js could ever speak.

— Inserted by thai? sorrowing family. CAMPBELL. — Iv loving remembrance of Robert Montgomery, son of Alexander and Harriet Campbell, who was accidentally diowned in the Clutha River at Lowburn on

the 18th February, 1894 ; aged 17 years. DONOVAN. — In loving memory of Daniel Joseph Donovan, who died at Ballarat on 18th February, 1899. Goae. but not forgotten. — Inserted by his widow and family. FLETCHER.— In loving memory of Private " Peter Fletcher (aged 21), who fell at Bothasberg, South Africa, on the 24th February.

The beloved son of Mrs Kate Fletcher. M'LEW. — In loving lenierubrance of Trooper Tom. M'Lew, Seventh New Zealand Mounted Eifles, killed at Botkasberg, South Africa, 24th February, 1902. Second son of Joha and Graoa M'Lew, of - ■Dunbaok ; aged 22 years. Covie, but not forgotten. Two lonely years; and. friends abound us Think the wound has almost healed; But they little know the sadness .. Deep within our hearts concealed. What though in lonely grief we sigh For a son beloved, no longer nigh;

Submissive still we vould reply,

Thy will be done. — Inserted by his parents, brothers, and sister. EANKIN. — In loving memory of Sarah Eankin, who died February 20, 1903. We mourn the loss of those we lost, And did our best to save ; Beloved iv Jife, regretted, gone, — Remembered in the grave. — Inserted by her loving brothers and sisters.

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