IN MEMORIAM.

Otago Witness, Issue 2666, 19 April 1905, Page 52

IN MEMORIAM.

'JkNDREWS.— In loving memory of Mary Ann Andrews, who died at her residence, "Outram, on the 15th April, 1898; aged 74 years. Call not back the dear departed. Anchored safe where storms are o'er; On the borderland we left her. Soon to meet and part no more. Par beyond this world of changes, Far beyond this world of care, [We shall find our missing loved one In our Father's mansion fair. —Inserted by her loving husband and {rand-daughters. J3LACKWOOD.—In loving remembrance of cur dear mother, who died at Lawrence on April 15, 1904. Wlow little we thought as we bade mother good-bye It was the last parting between her and us; How sad was the news that to us befell, 3?or we were not there to bid her farewell. —Inserted by her loving son and daughter, Jlary and William. PA VIS.—In loving remembrance of Joseph Davis, of Mataura Park, Fortrose, who departed this life on April 19, 1901.—Inserted by his loving son-in-law and daughter. 45-UTHRIE.—Robert Guthrie, died at Mudgee (N.S.W.), 27th February, 1905; aged 24 years. —Inserted by his loving brother, John G-uthrie. >£'INTO3H.—In fond and loving memory of Johnnie, the beloved son of. A. and C. S£'lntosh, accidentally killed in the Allandale coal mine, 13th April, 1809. "Gone, tout not forgotten."—lnserted by his loving parents, brothers, and sisters.

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A question having arisen as to who built the light traffic bridge at Alexandra, a correspondent informs the Dunstan Times Jhat in 1877 the County Council voted a Sum of ruoney to build a footbridge, but Jhe amount was deemed insufficient. Mr James Samson (now of Dunedin), the then Mayor of Alexandra, undertook to collect py subscription enough money to suppleJnaent the council's vote for the footbridge, and so obtain the present light traffic pridge. Several of the business people of Alexandra gave sums of £12 and £10, and Otheio donated according to_their ability j»util the sum of £150 was raised-