IN MEMORIAM.

Otago Witness, Issue 2934, 8 June 1910, Page 63

IN MEMORIAM.

CLARK. —In loving remembrance of our i dear brothers, Alexander, who died at ' Christchurch, June 8,1908, aged 22 years; also', Thomas Niohol, who died at Dunedin, November 1, 1904, aged I 7 vca.rs. We miss them most who loved them best. —lnserted by their sorrowing sisters and brothers. FARR, —In loving memory of Mary, wife [ of Charles Farr, who died at Dunedin June a, 1909. “At rest.” HATTON. —In loving memory of M. A. j Hatton, wife of Joseph Hatton, who fell asleep at Eglinton road, Dunedin, June 6, ! 1905. M‘KEICH. —In loving memory of the iate l Lieutenant Robert M ‘Keith (Ninth Now Zealand Contingent), killed at Vereeniging. South Africa, June 4, 1902. Few there are like him who left us; Pure, unselfish, truthful, kind. Why has . death so soon bereft us Of that clear, unsullied mind? —lnserted by hit loving wife and children. WRIGHT. —In loving memory of George Wright, who departed this life on June 2, 1908. Rest, dearest father, sweetly rent. They miss you most, who loved you best. —lnserted, by his loving wife and family. Notification* of Birth, Marriages, and Heath* appearing in the Wilnen also receive insertion in the Dally Tims* end in tb* Monthly Summary for Europe without additional dserge. Announcements of Births, Marriages, and Deaths seat for publication from the country district* re- ; quire to he verified hr the signalers of either our agent in the di»irlei from which the announcement i* ee<nt or of the clergyman of the diet rift. Charge for these, S* per jneorlion. When verses are added to "In Memoriaon " notice*, an additional charge of 2s 8d for each verse of ■ four line* is IRRflf*.