IN MEMORIAM.

Otago Witness, Issue 3334, 6 February 1918, Page 35

IN MEMORIAM.

HARVEY.—In loving memory of William Upton Harvey, who died at Dunedin on February 1, 1914. "So loved, bo mourned."—lnserted by his wife and family. O'DONOHUE.—In loving memory of my dear father, who died suddenly at Tuapeka Flat, February 4, 1912. R.I.R. I oannot olasp your hand, dear father, Or kiss jour loving brow, For in my aobing heart I know I have no father how. For many years the family chain Was held eo, close together, . •"'".. But, oh, that chain is broken now, One link has gone forever. "" ' ' —lnserted by his loving daughter, Winl-: ORR,.—In loving memory of Robert William the dearly beloved son of Alex. Or*. V»i)ton, who passed away at Gore Hospital on February 1, 1913. Sweet be thy rest, thy memory's dear; It s sweet to breatho thy name. In life •we loved thee verv dear, In death we do the same. —lnserted by his loving father, sisters, and brothers. QUINN.—In foncj and loving memory of our dear mother, Bridget Mary, who departed this life at Palmerston on February 1, 1917.—R.1.F. J Oil, for the touch of a vanished hand, For the Bound of a voice that is stilled. —lnserted by her loving husband, eons and daughter. TRELOAR.-rln loving memory 0 £ mjr dear father, James Henry j Treloar, who died on November 18, 1915; aged 63 years. Also John, son of tho above, who.was accidentally killed on November 20 • 1900: Also my dear mother, who died on February 5, 1916, at Chalet Hospital after long years of suffering; aged 48 years. Oh, you who have your parents love them while you may, They will not always linger here, Too soon they will pass away. I never knew my parents' love ~T Nor missed «ie care they gave Until within the silent grave Their cold, still forma were laid. —lnserted by their loving daughter, Mra W. Sinclair, Christchuroh. WRIGHT,—In affeotionate remembrance of our sweet Oicely, who died on February 4, 1917, younger daughter of Fred and Cicely Wright, Upper Junction. Ah dear I \Ve will pot weep, Although you lie so silently asleep, Toil are not lost to vis; •'.'., Somewhere, on some glad morning yet to be, Your hand win-'olasp oar hands again ,' ■ •• And we: we shall forget toe pain Of this 6ad parting ahd the days between. —lnserted by her loving parents, 6ister,'and brothers. \ . •:• Announcements of Births, Marriages, and Deaths sent for publication from.cho country districts require to be verified by the signature of either our agent in the district from wfcioh the announcement is sent "or of the clergyman of the district. Charge for these, 8s per insertion. When verses are added to " In Memoriam " notices, an, additional charge of 2s 6d for each verse of four lines Is made. '■. v. Notifications of -Births, Marriages, and Deaths appearing in the Witness also receive insertion in the Daily Times without additional charge; t