MONUMENTAL SCULPTORING.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1473, 22 June 1912, Page 18

MONUMENTAL SCULPTORING.

J. T.-'DOWMU/AXD COMPANY..-: .•» One of the most hnmlsomo,.nnd .nrtisiio :'■'?, exhibits of Carrara marble and:' :A granites landed in Now Zealand is just; ■■';, now ndorning the business promises 0f,%; Messr?. .1. T. ■ l.lowdi'.li' and Company, l S monumental masons, Cuba Street, .next ft the show. Tho bounty of (!io■. work '?? displayed, tho variety ,of design,' iis mute symbolic language, has aroused' if; the Itrrnrsi; interest. In the marble and ~i irrniiito monuments and obelisks, ruslio and moulded base scrolls and headstones, the art reaches a very high, standard, Mid visitors to Palmerston North next ■ week could well''afford to spend some of i their leisure time'inspecting the exhibit. ';■; Messrs. J. T. Dwdal! awl Company, who a are making tho exhibit, _ havo been in :■; business in Palmerston Novtls (is monu-'C' mental sculptors for a number of years, during which time they have built up % n wide and influential connection by tho excellence of their work. They are-"' always mulv to wait upon enquirers with ■.■.: tlieir book of photographic designs, and tliev cordiallv invite visitors to ilie show . io inspect their works. The linn com. prises Mr. •'• T. Dowdali and Mr. 11. ■■■ Horn, both of whom aro well known in ■ tho Jlanawatu and other districts. Tho ■, erection of monument?, and tho construction of concrete work, is under tho personal supervision of Mr. ,T. T. ftbwdqll ■himself. An aunounocmet from the firm attars in another portion of this irauo.