IN MEMORIAM.

Otago Witness, Issue 3348, 15 May 1918, Page 35

IN MEMORIAM.

CLENT. —In loving- memory of Charles, ■who. died at- Eiverton on May 12, 1917' beloved husband of Mary Clenfc* R.I.P.— Inserted by his loving wife and family*. CLENT.—In loving memory of our deal? brother Charles, who died at Eiverton on May 12, 1917.—Inserted by his sister and brothers. HOPKINS.—In loving memory of Henrietta Louisa, who departed this lifo on May 15. 1914. So loved, so mourned. LLOYD.—In loving memory. of James Lloyd, who passed away at Maungawora, May 14, 1916.—Inserted by his loving wifo and daughters.

M'GHEE. —In loving memory of Jolux Beveridge M'Ghee, who was accidentally killed in the Kaitangata mine on May 16, 1911, the youngest son of the late Georgo and Helen M'Ghee; 'aged 29 years. Aft rest. ■ " - -

Your death was sudden, John dear, ■ 'Twos a great surprise to ttU; When-God did s:iy com© homo,' doar one, . Could we refuse tile call ? Wo see you in your glorious home, And know you're gained your crown, But, oh, wo miss you more and more A s the long, sad years roll round. • —lnserted by his mother. M'GHEE.-—ln loving memory of our dear brother, John Beveridge M'Ghee, who was accidentally killed at Kaitangata on May 15,,, 1911.. ■ ■ - .. His heart was In his homo, ; , He ,toiled and did his best, , Until there came a sudden call—. God called him homo to rest.'"

—lnserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law and family, Ann arid WilliamProctor.

loving- memory of our dear mother, Euphemia M'Kinlay, who died at Clifton Villa, Stirling, on May 14, 1916. , Sweet be thy rest, clear mother, 'Tis sweet'to breathe thy name; In life we 'loved thee, mother, In death we do the same. —lnserted by her loving son and daughter, A. and E. M'Kinlay, Gore. M'NEIL.—In loving memory of our dear mother, who died at Balclutha on May 12, 1917. *

At rest. Death came stealing o'er her pillow At the dawning of the day; : Without a word, without a struggle, ' . Peaceful]}' she passed away. Tour end was sudden, mother dear, It made us weep' and cry, . . And, oh, it was so hard to bear, We oould not say good-bye. —lnserted by her loved ones at" Balclutha. SIM. —In fond and loving remembrance of my dear father, James Sim (late of * Duriback, N.Z. Railways), who died on Mav 9, 1917. ■*

Though lost to sight, To memory dear. —lnserted by his sorrowing son, William Sim. '■.,-..

SMITH.—In loving memory of our dear Harry, who was killed by an explosion in Chain Hills Tunnel, Wingatui, on May 9/ 1913; aged 31 years.—lnserted by his 'loving mother and sister.

WATSON. —In loving memory of Jeannio Deans, beloved wife of Alexander Watson,Waitati, who died at Dunedin on May 10, IGO3. "So loved, so mourned."—lnserted by her husband, daughter, and sen.

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