CENTENNIAL PARK
DUNEDIN MEMORIAL PLAN UNIQUE VIEW OF SURROUNDINGS [BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION\ DUNEDIN, Tuesday A park on the slopes of Signal Hill, planted in native and exotic trees, with a motor drive through avenues of stately trees to the summit, is to be Dunedin's memorial to mark tho Dominion centennial. The park will command a unique view of the city, harbour and coastline. There were four main proposals before the committee, the other three being for a park and aquatic centre at Anderson's Bay Inlet, for hot water baths at St. Kilda, and for a eoinmunitj' centre and garden on the site of the old Garrison Hall. The accepted schemo will cost about £3OOO and will permit of extensions.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23196, 16 November 1938, Page 17
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