ARCHITECTS MEET
ELECTION OF COUNCIL. The annual general meeting of the New Zealand Institute of Architects was held at Wellington on Wednesday night. Mr. H. Mandeno, Dunedin, presided over an attendance of about thirty. It was announced that the institute’s gold medal for 1932, had been awarded to Messrs. Gray, Young, Morton and Young, of Wellington, for the design of the Wellesley Club Building, Wellington. The eight entries were forwarded to London to be judged by a committee of the Royal Institute of British Architects. The winners were warmly congratulated. The following were elected members of the council: Messrs. Piper, Lippincott and Massey (Auckland), Mr. G. S. Reid (South Auckland), Mr. F. H. Forge (Hawke’s Bay-Gisborne), Mr. R. Edwards (Taranaki-Wanganui), Messrs. Dawson, Clere and Morton (Wellington), Messrs. Watts Rule, Trengrove, and Harman (Canterbury), Messrs. McDowell Smith and Fraser (Otago), and Mr. E. R. Wilson (Southland),
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Taranaki Daily News, 20 February 1933, Page 5
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