DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 3040, 19 June 1912, Page 52

DEATHS.

SHEPPARD.—Gn -June 14, #t bis Testdence, Wickliffe -Bay, PortoboUo, Joiin June 15. at her residence, Walter street, Eglinton Sara, relict <jf Sydney John Smith; aged 87 years, “■fio ioved. so mourned.” ’SMITH:—At Roxburgh. Oil Monday, June 17. James Jackson Snnth beloved husband Of Mary Eliza,both Smith; in his seventy-third year Deeply SPOTS'— On Thursday. June 13, at 8 Bridget ‘Spain: beloved wife of Thomas STOOVVCir-On Ji.no 15. rt h" T™' *Si.l7 Grange street, of William Stronach; aged 72 years. wilT^Fu 1 ™ 18. ml at her parents residence 90 Albany street, Francis, -the &trliSment^le ag and Springer, undertakers. . t, WILLI A MS-On June }^/wnhlms late 28 Howard street, Dana w of Obnro Harbour -Board. . Wit SON —On Juno 14, 1912. ®t the *<• " •doiice of her daughter (Mrs Marriage), S>nev Hill road, St. Clair. Helen, rehet of William Wilson; aged 82 .years. IN M.EMORTAM. sf c «3: -A dear one; so loved, so sadly missed. Inserted by G. Gilbert. rsrvKN In loyiiic: memory of our clear d --r sotted by her husband, sons, and daugh tors. " , <3ONN.—In loving memory of our dear mother, who died on June 17, 1909. There'fc.ro -days of deepest-sorrow in the seasons of our 'life; There are wild despairing moments. There are hours of bitter strife; There are hours of stony anguish When the tears refuse to fall. But the parting time, dear mother. Is the hardest time of all. —lnserted by her loving husband and family. f CONN.—In loving memory of Mrs C. Conn, who died at St. Kilda on June 17, 1909 ; “ Though lost to sight, to memory dear. Inserted by M. O.' FRASER.—In loving memory of William Fraser, who died at Remote, Level! s Flit, on June 19, 1911.

His loving face and gentle words - Are pleasant to recall. He had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all. —lnserted by his sorrowing wife and family.

M'DONAED.—In fond and loving memory of our dear father, who departed this life on Jane 17, 1911, at Milbank, Mau- . iigatua. . ... Rest, dearest father, thy journey is oer; rßest; sweetly rest, on that beautiful shore; Dangers and troubles shall harm thee no more; Rest, <»i the beautiful shore. —lnserted by his sorrowing widow and family. 3U7SSELL.— In loving memory of my dear 'husband, Adam Russell, who was called to rest at Alexandra South on June 19, 1911.

No one knows how much I miss you; J Friends may think the wound is healed, But they cannot see the sorrow Deep within my heart concealed. "WATTS.—In loving memory of .my dear Mother, Anne Caroline Watts, who died •at Maungatua, West Taieri, on June 14, 1908; aged 71. Asleep in Jesus.

Rest. dea r Mother, in thy peaceful grave, Free from this world of care and strife. Sleep on until the Resurrection call Awakes thee to eternal life. —lnserted by her loving son Herbert.

'WEAVER.—In fond remembrance of my dear sister, Flora A. "Weaver, who died serted, by her loving lister, E. J. D.

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