IN MEMORIAM.

Otago Witness, Issue 3197, 23 June 1915, Page 47

IN MEMORIAM.

SHIRLEY.— ‘In loving memory of ouJ dear ones —James Arthur, who died on Do) c.omber 20, 1908, and George Washington Crocker, who died on June 17, 1914. Years will go and years will come, But the forms wo loved so well— They have vanished from our home. How wo miss them none can tell. Inserted by their loving parents, sisters and brothers, “Sunny Brow,” Dunhack. WINTER. —In fond and loving memory of David Winter, who died at Mount Car* gill on Juno 21, 1912. —Inserted by his lov« ing wife and son. WINIER.—In sad but loving memory ol my dear father, David Winter, who departed this Mo at Mount Cargill on June 21, 1912? aged 80 years. I know that ho is happy now, I know that all is well, : And when I’ve crossed this vale of tears I, too, with him shall dwell. Inserted by his loving daughter, Margaret! Haj r es, Niagara, Southland. WINTER. —In fond and loving of our dear father, David Winter, who died at Mount Cargill, Juno 21, 1912. “Gonoj but not forgotten. ” —lnserted by his loving son and daughter and grandchildren—Austin*

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