CAPTAIN COOK MONUMENT.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14019, 26 March 1909, Page 3

CAPTAIN COOK MONUMENT.

I ■», —' —' t . Applications are being invited for de- • signs for the monument to be erected at .■■■* Ship Cove, Queen Charlotte Sound, to mark the landing-place of Captain Cock. A bonus of 10 guineas is offered for the design selected. It is hoped that as this work will be looked upon as a national ;: . one, designs worthy of the great navi-.: - gator. and,of the genius of the Dominion ' will result from this effort. The follow--1 ing conditions will apply The .design ;•',=> i. shall be bold in outline. The height not I lees thon 25ft measure i from top offoun- ' dation. The pedestal ' may have liters! lor symbolic illustration, or both, of the \ . life of the great navigator, -with especial v bearing upon visits to New Zealand, I his gifts of- the fruits of civilised life to, • and his peaceful and "magnanimous rr.e- - 1 thods with, the Maoris. All designs are ' to be the property of the committer. " Competitors are informed that the fun-is . available for the monument are between ' ;f.300 and £500. Suggestions as to th? •'- ! most suitable material with which to build 1 the monument will be welcomed. r ..■■ ; :■''.• . :: i ; ;;•.•:,■ .:- ; ; t — . , *-.■ .■■ , . HUNYADI JANOB is the aperient water , par excellence. The average dose is a wine*." 't ' glassful taken before 'breakfast. -Mature -■ ■ ■ herself has mingled its chief ingredients, sul- > phaterof magnesia ands sulphate, of soda, . I in sucks ideal proportions that this, waterI aots promptly l without griping or other discomfort, and may be used for any, length of " time and at any period of life.