NATIONAL MUSEUM
TECHNICAL COLLEGE INTERESTED Proposals by which students of the Wellington Technical- College could r'aiso funds to" assist in [he ostiiblishment of /tho National Museum anil Art Gallery wero outlined by the director (Mr. J. H. How;ell) at the board meeting last evening. "It will bo unnecessary for mo to say," said Mr. Howell, "that the movement to establish the National Museum and. Art Gallery on Mount Cook is of great concern to all connected with tb'e Technical College, and I believe that students and staff alike will co-operate heartily in the effort to raise- funds. The staff have considered the matter and havo decided on the following methods:—(l) To arrange for an exhibition and sale of work towards the end of the year. (2) To hand over to the fund the proceeds of the annual school concerts. (3) To make contributions in money—the pupils being invited to make small weekly contributions. ''
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 125, 29 May 1928, Page 15
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153NATIONAL MUSEUM Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 125, 29 May 1928, Page 15
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