DEATHS.

Otago Witness, Issue 3315, 26 September 1917, Page 36

DEATHS.

ROBERTSON—On September 21, at No. 2 Oamond street, South Dunedin Evelyn May (Mick), dearly loved daughter o. Emily and the lato James Robertson; aged 18 years. Lato of Cromwell. A.XDRETT —At his residence 135 Don street, InvercargUl, on Sunday, September 23, William Benjamin Seandrett; in nis 78th year. STEWART.—On September 19, at Dunedin, Christina Stewart of 43 Albany street (lato of Inveroargill) i aged 21 years. Deeply mourned. SCOTT.-On September 25 at Dunedm, Jean Elizabeth, dearly be loved wife of Adam (Dick) Soott, of Dunback; aged 24 years. Deeply regretted. TEMPLETON —On September 20, 191 f, at her residence, 11 Locliend nui, Isabella Jane, beloved wife of William Te.mpleton; aged 80 years. Deeply regretted. . TRAYNOR.—On September 19, at Alexandra, Francis Traynor, of 52 St. Andrew street, Dunedin; aged 57 years. TRULL—On September 23, 1917, at Dunedin, William Trull, of 54 St. Andrew street, Dunedin, and lato of Woolwich, Kent, England; aged 58 years. "At rest. WALKER.—On September 18, at Burnside, Margaret Campbell (Aggie), dearlyloved youngest daughter of Annie and the late John Walker. WALKER.—On September 21, at Du edin, Victor Walker, adopted son of Mr and Mrs A. W. Peterson, of. 446 George street; aged two years and eight montns. Deeplv mourned. . . WARD.—On September 23, at his residence, North street; Timaru. Edward, the beloved husband of Catherme Ward. Deeply regretted. R.I.P. IN MEMORIAM. BROOK—In loving memory of John Thomas, who was lost in a fire at the Bluff on July 29, 1914 (late N.Z Railways); aged 21 years and 5 months. Also of Violet 'Beatrice, who died at Lumsden on May 21, 1900; aged 9 years and 2 months; respectively the dearly loved second con, and youngest daughter of Arthur Hearford and Sarah Ann Brook. Loved and missed. Northern papers please copy. ■Three years have passed away since our great sorrow fell, . Yet in our heaits we mourn the loss of. those we loved so well. Sweet be thy rest, thy memory dear In life we loved thee very dear, in death

we do the same. —lnserted by their loving parents. BURRELL—In loving memory of our dear Ethel, who passed away at Dunodm on September 26, 1916. In silent peace you passed away, Days of sadnes3 still come o'er us, And to that sad and lonely- grave. Our thoughts they often go. —lnserted by her loving mother, father, sister, and brothers. COLLIER. —In loving'memory of Sarah Collier, who died at Dunedin, on September 22, 1914. Not gone from memory, not gone from

love. But gone to the Father's home above. FORD.—In loving memory of my dear husband, Peter Ford, who died at Dunedin on September 26, 1915. Lonely and sad I sit at night, And think of the days gone by When we sat together side by side, My darling husband and I. • Cold" lies the heart that once beat so fondly, How we miss his fond and loving care; Lonely is our home that once was so happy, No loving husband or father there. —lnserted by his loving wife and family. HERBERT—In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away at Gordon Hospital, East Gore, on'September 23, 19.14. A precious one from us is gone, A voice we loved is stilled, A place -is vacant in our home Which never can be filled. —lnserted "by her - loving husband and family. JARVIE.—In loving memory of Ivon, the dearly-loved eldest son of James and Catherine Jarvie, who died at Kaitangata on September 21, 1915; aged 19 years and 3 months. Gone from amongst us. Oh! how we miss him.

Loving him dearly, in memory we'll keep. Never till death ends shall we forget him ; Dear to our hearts is the place where he sleeps. —lnserted by his loving parents, sisters, and brothers. JESPERSON.—In loving memory of Emily Ruth, who died at Invercargill, September 23, 1914. Oftentimes my thoughts do wander . To the grave not far away, Where they laid my dear sister Just three years ago to-day. —lnserted by her sister Lily. KOLLBERG.—In loving memory of George Kollberer. who died at Dunedin on September 22, 1913. There is one link death cannot sever— Loving remembrance remains for ever.

—lnserted by his loving wife. O'GRADY. —In loving memory of my dear mother, who died at Hamilton South, Otago, on September 20, 1914. I saw her fading like a flower, But could not make her stay. I nursed her with my tender caro Till God called her away. —lnserted by her sorrowing daughter, Nora. SMALL. —In sad but loving memory of our dear sister Margaret, who died at Invercargill, September 21, 1914. Also our little niece Blanche Hula, who died at Lumsden, November 30, 19i2. Wo do not forget, for we loved her 100 dearly For her memory to fade from our lives like a dream; Our lips are now silent, for our hearts mourn sincerely, But our thoughts often rest whero her photo is seen. —lnserted by her loving sisters, Mary and Lily.

YORK. —In loving memory of Margaret, who died at Waipiata, September 23, 1916. There is no death — They only truly live Who pass into the life beyond, and see This earth is but a school preparative For larger ministry. —lnserted by Honor Balkind.