GRACEFUL TRIBUTE
FORMER QOVERNOjR, , | JFIJI. ' ——— 1; :, (Frpm Our Ow»' CorrespOtfdeltt.y,':r* , SUF^tM&chtjy.-'' During the war Sir Everard iin Tfturn, a previous governor of EijiJ Wasi-iiide-faligable in his .efforts to looKxtffer/'his boys," as he najned the hundreds of soldiers who passed through ■ Britain," and his kindness was a very bright'spot in tlio lives of .many tired'ifnd w<Sund|d soldier's/'' In"order to show .their,mpprei. ciatioirmaiiy of the local returned- men will support, a .[movement inaugurated by Mr.. Ij.-A.'Eawlpc; to..subscribe to the..fund; being raised by the Scottish Anthropological Socicty to erect a suitable memorial to this fine friend to i'ijl—the late Sir Esecard im Thnrn.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 68, 21 March 1934, Page 12
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