A GENEROUS GIFT,
THE "PERCY BULLER MEMORIAL." The following letter from Mr. W. Leo Bnller was read at tho Hospital Board meeting yesterday:— "My sister and I are anxious, if wo aro able so to do, to endow a l>cd in memory of our Into brother, tho late Mr. Porcv Bnller, who was well known in Wellington, ami had many years of suffering here. Will you be kind enough to let mo know what such a iremorial would co»t, and if the sum of JCfiOO would bo insufficient for that purpose what sum might do for tho purpose in some other way to form a 'Percy Bul'nr Memorial.' As I am loavin.i for England in a fortnight's timo, 1 should be obliged if you would give mo a.a early reply. (Signed)
"W. LEO BULLER." The chairman of the board (the Rev. \\. A. Evans) moved that the hearty thanks and appreciation of the board b"o accorded to Mr. Bul'.er for bis [microns iifi'tT, and sii.nftcstfd that, n« the writer of the letter dn.'ircd an early reply, tho matter might be rciernxl at once to the Finance Committee, to be dra!t with.
'i'iip motion and suggestion were adopted.
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1262, 18 October 1911, Page 6
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196A GENEROUS GIFT, Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1262, 18 October 1911, Page 6
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