IN MEMORIAM.

Otago Witness, Issue 3757, 16 March 1926, Page 51

IN MEMORIAM.

OLIVER. —In loving memory of my dear brother. James (Jimmy) Oliver, who died at Glenavy, late of Maheno, on March 12. 1925. Wo were not near him when he died. To hear bis last faint sighs, And whisper Just one word of love Before he closed his eyes. —lnserted by his loving sister, brother-in-law, and little nephew. THOMSON. —In loving memory of Robert Thomson, who was killed at Cromwell on March 11, 1924. Rest, dearest husband, thy toil is o'er, Thy loving hands shall toil no more. No more thy gentle eyes shall weep, Rest, darling husband, gently sleep. Thou art not forgotten, dearest husband, Nor will thou ever be, As long as life and memory last I will remember thee. —lnserted by his sorrowing wife. (Otago Central and Southland papers please copy.) WILSON.—In loving memory of iny dear husband and our father, George Wilson, who passed away at Evansdale on March 9, 1922. Three little words. Forget me not, They don’t seem much, but mean a lot. Just a memory fond and true. To show, dear father, we think of you. YOUNG.—In loving memory of our dear Janet t who passed away at Palmerston on March 11, 1904.—Inserted by her loving parents, brother, and sisters. In computfag the line* of spaoe to bo oocuploi, advertisers are notified that they can reckon rt* words to the Uoo. All words over 30 are, thero lore, charged at 6d for each six words. Announcement# of Birth*, Marriages and Death* sent by poet for publication must bear th* signature of our agent, a clergyman, or a J.P Charga for these, 3s each prepaid, or 4s tf booked, when not exceeding five lines, and 6d for each line over •ve. "In memoriam’’ notices are inserted at the same rates, but when verßoa are added an additional charge of 6d per liu# is made for each line af ipaoa occupied.