DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 2975, 22 March 1911, Page 52

DEATHS.

PIETJENS —On March 8, 1911, at his resi- I -dence, Ferguson street, Falnierston Jvorth, .Herman Tietjens, after a long and painful illness; aged 76. "So loved, so mourned.'*' /VAGNER.—On March 20. Margaret Jane, relict of the late J. S. Wagner, of _ Christchurch, at her son's residence, Clinton.— Funeral a* Christc-hurch on Thursday. WASHER.—On March 16, 1911, at his residence, High street. "Rosly'n, James Washer; in his eighty-second year. Private interment. PATTERSON —On March 17, at the residence of his cousin (Mrs Mary Thompson) 73 Caversham Valley road, Dunedin, James WaWerson (late of Oamaru); aged '75 years. Deeply mourned. R.I.P. — .Private interment at Oamaru. IN MEMORIAM. SHOWN.—In loving memory of our- dear sister. Jeani© Nicholson, who dieri March 18, 1907. We often sit and think of her When we are each alone. For memory is the only friend That Grief can call its own. MtUCE —In loving memory of Charles Bruce, of Clinton, who -died at Dunemn oil March 19, 1910. "Gone but not forgotten.—lnserted .by his wife and tannly. GORMACK —ln loving memory of John Gormack, who died at Dunedin on March •17 1910. "Gone, but not forgotten. .Inserted by his loving wife and family. HALL— In loving memory of our dear parents, -who departed this March. 18, 1909; father, March 23, 1895. . Oh, bear the trials as they come; They may be for the best; • Our parents far happier are than we. For they are now at restSleep on, dear parents, and take your rest, , , , For God takes them He loves the best; On earth there's strife, in Heaven rest; They miss you most who loved you best. —lnserted by their loving familyMILLER.—In memory of James Miller, who died in Riverton Hospital on March 20, 1910. " Gone, but not forgotten."— Inserted by a loving friend. MITCHELL.—In loving memory of Ivy M. Mitchell, who died in the Dunedin Hospital on March 20. 1909. Words fail the feelings to express. They miss thee most who loved thee best. Still would we humbly say Amen When thinking o'er> life's grief and pain. O'OONNELL— In loving memory of dear Mother, who died at Burnside. March 17, 1909. "Gone, but not forgotten." REEVE—In loving memory of Janet, the "beloved wife of Thomas S. Reeve, who died at King street, Dunedin, on March 18, 1910. We miss thee from bur home, dear Mother; We miss thee from thy place; A shadow o'er our life is cast — We miss the sunshine of thy face. We miss thy kind and willing hand', Thy fond, and earnest care; Our home is dark without thee— We miss thee everywhere. We loved her—ah ! mo tongue can tell -How deep, how dearly,- and how well. .God loved her too, and thouight it best To take her home with Him to rest. —lnserted by her sorrowing husband and family. - RICHARDS.—In loving memory of Edward, the beloved husband of Charlotte Richards, who died March 19, 1910. I often sit and think of you When I am all alone; For memory is the only friend That Grief caw call its own. —lnserted by his loving wife and family. SHANKS.—In sad but loving memory of our dear father, who died at his residence, Constitution street, Port Chalmers, on March 18, 1910. Gentle in mind, patient in. pain; Out dear father left us, heaven to gain. Not gone from memory, not gone from love, But gone to his Father's home above. —lnserted by his sorrowing family. WOODMAN 1 . —In loving memory of mv dear father, John Woodman, who fell .asleep at.Kaikorai, Ma-roh 22, 1908. Also, my dear mother, Ellen Woodman, who fell asleep at Roslyn, November 11, 1903. Mourn not for those whom Gcd hath blest, And taken to His heavenly rest. Freed from all sorrow, grief, and oain. Our loss is their eternal gain. • —lnserted by B. M. Say.