DOMINION NEWS.
A PROFITABLE SHOW. (BY TELEGRAPH PRESS ASSOCIATION.) WELLINGTON, Nov. 19. The last winter show returned a profit of £2600. WOMAN’S BODY FOUND. WELLINGTON, Nov. 19. ’WELLINGTON. Nov. 19. The body of Annie V. Miller a single woman, aged 26. was found in the harbour. Some of her c’othes were found on the beach. WELLINGTON WAR MEMORIAL. WELLINGTON, Nov. 18. The Wellington war memorial is still the subject of contention. At a meeting of the executive it was decided to make a statement to the public that the funds were collected for a purely symbolical memorial, and that the site was unsuitable for a carillon of bells, which was strongly favoured by a section of subscribers. In consequence, four members of the executive resigned, protesting that the statement was inaccurate and highly prejudicial to the interests of the memorial.
Supporters of the carillon proposal held a meeting and decided to agitate for the erection of a tower and bells preferably, as part of the memorial.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 19 November 1925, Page 5
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166DOMINION NEWS. Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 19 November 1925, Page 5
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