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Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 49, 27 February 1924, Page 7

In proposing the re-election of Mr. J. H. Gur.son as president of the Auckland Institute at the annual meeting last evening. Dr. T. W. Leys referred to the large amount of work which had been imposed on the president in connection with the projected War Memorial Museum The success of the effort, which had secured the large sum of £1(50,000, was mainly due to Mr. Gunson's initiative and the enthusiasm with which he had inspired thoso who were engaged in the campaign. Mr. H. R. Vaile stated that th- bulk of tlie money had been tiie result of a personal canvass by Mr. t.'unsou in a relatively small circle, and they all recognised that the task of acquiring this great sum avould have been virtually impossible without the Mayor's energy and personal guidance. Tlie motion wns carried unanimously. Half-Price Remnant Day at Milne and Choyce's on Friday. Unprecedented offerings in every section of the store.—(Ad.) Ashley's "Clean Sweep" sale still continues. Clearing prices in all departments. See the windows at the A.8.C., Karangahape Road. — I Ad. I Apples for sale daily. 101b for '_ '. Finest, picked fresh.—Lincoln Park Orchards Depot. Colwiil Chamber.-, Savunson Street.— (Ad.) Half-Price Remnant Day at Milne and Choyce's on Friday. Unprecedented offerings in every section of the store.—(Ad.) Ashley's "Clean Sweep" sale still continues. Clearing prices in all departments. See th" windows at the A.8.C., Karansahajjc Road. — (Ad.)