IN MEMORIAM.

Otago Witness, Issue 3773, 6 July 1926, Page 47

IN MEMORIAM.

AYERS.—In loving memory of A. T. Ayers, died July 1, 1923. Nothing but memory as we journey on, Longing for a smile and a face that is gone; No one knows the depth of our regret. We remember when others forget. —lnserted by mother, father, and brothers, Kaikorai. AYERS.—In loving memory of our dear brother, Thomas Ayers, who departed this life July 1, 1823, at Timaru. Nothing but memories as we Journey on. Longing for a face and a smile that is gone. A silent sigh, a hidden tear, A sacred memory of one so dear. —lnserted by his loving brother and sister-in-law and family. BOLTON. —In loving memory of Ellen Selina (Nell), beloved wife of William E. Bolton, who passed away at Dunedin on July 4, 1917. “At rest.”—lnserted by her loving husband and son. CLARK. —In. loving memory of our dear little daughter, Agnes. She was only a little snowdrop, A dear little flower from birth; But God took her home to Heaven Before she was soiled by this earth. —lnserted by her loving parents, C. and V. Clark, jun., Waitati. FIELDER. —In fond memory of dear dad, William Henry Fielder, who passed away on the 4th July, 1921. “Till the day break.” —lnserted by Madelene Fielder. FIELDER. —In loving memory of our dear daddy, William Henry Fielder, who passed away on the 4th July, 1921. “Fond remembrance.” —Inserted by Norma and Claude. GLEN. —Private John Glen, died of wounds, June 29, 1917, eldest son of John and Isabella Glen, Roslyn. “Ever remembered.” GRANT. —In sad and loving aemory of our dear father, George Grant, who passed away at Ravensbourne, July 3, 1922. We think of you in Bilence, But not with outward show; For hearts that mourn sincerely Mourn silently and low. . —lnserted by his loving daughter and son-in-law, J. and J. Scott, Oturehua. HILL. —In fond and. loving memory of our dear daughter, Mary Catherine Hill, Puketiro, who passed away at the Dunedin Hospital on Juiy 5, 1923. So loved, so mourned. Nothing but memories as we journey on, Longing for a face and a smile that is gone; A silent sigh, a hidden tear, A sacred memory of one so dear. —lnserted by her loving father and mother, sister, and brothers, P. and M. Hill, Puketiro, Catltns. HODGETTS. —In Bad and loving memory of our dear parents, who passed away at Palmerston—father, June 24, 1918; mother, June 29, 1823. “Too dearly loved to be forgotten."— T nserted by their loving daughter and s n-ln-law, I. and G. Johnston. .HUBAND.—In loving memory of my dear wife, Eleanor May, who passed away dn July 4, 1924. Through all pain at times she’d A smile of heavenly birth, And when the angels called her She smiled farewell to earth. —lnserted by her lovlng-Jiusband. JEFFERIS.—In -loving memory of our dear mother, Catherine Jeffcriß (of Bnlclutha), who passed a Why at Dunedin on June 30, 1920. Nothing but memories as wo journey on, Longing for a face and a smile that is gone; A silent sigh, a hidden tear, A sacred memory of one so dear. —lnserted by her loving daughters, U. R. and L. C. KENNEDY. —In loving memory of our dear daughter, Lulu, who passed away at Patearoa July 2, 1920. “So loved, so mourned."—lnserted by her loving parents and brothers. KENNEDY.—In loving memory of Louie, who died at Patearoa on July 2, 1920. With tears we saw her sinking, We prayed that she might stay ; It’s God alone Who knew our grief. As we watched her pass away. —lnserted by her loving sisters. M’GRATH.—In loving memory of my dear sister Annie, who died at Wellington July 2, 1920. “Gone, but not forgotten."—lnserted by J. Gray,