Hi Moira,
Other than the two records supplied by Sage, all the rest must have been interred in common (Public) Ground (paupers graves) and it looks as if the registers for burials in common ground between 1881 and 1906 have not survived. I should add for accuracy, on the two records already given, "Wishaw" is the place of abode, but not necessarily the place of death.
The only other records of interest to you (I only have records up to 1917) contain these three entries -
JAMES LOCHRANE, abode Wishaw, aged 2 months.
Parents - Thomas Lochrane & Agnes Feechan.
Buried in plot E612 on 2nd February 1907.
AGNES LOCHRANE, housewife, abode Wishaw. Aged 33 years, married.
Parents - Peter Feechan & Helen McGuire.
Plot E602 on 26th February 1907.
PATRICK LOCHRANE, abode Wishaw, aged 8 years.
Parents - Thomas Lochrane & Agnes Feechan.
Plot E3082 on 3rd March 1913.
Plot owned (at that time) by Thomas Lochrane, ironworker. 102 Berryhill Rows, Wishaw.
good luck with your research.
Lodger