RUNANGA MEMORIAL.
[to the editor.]
Sir, —Being a visitor to Runanga, after a few years’ absence, I was astounded, upon visiting the monument erected by the residents of Runanga, in memory of two popular citizens of Runanga—who lost their lives in tragic circumstances. In such a state, it would be considered a disgrace in a refuse heap. If the Mayor of Runanga called for workers to make the monument respectable, it would be
nobly responded to. A few hours’ work would make it as it should be. —Yours etc.
ONCE A RESIDENT.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 January 1933, Page 5
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