MAORI WAR HEROES.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1810, 25 July 1913, Page 9

MAORI WAR HEROES.

VICTORIA LKAGUE'S MEMORIAL. A sum of <£1000 has been promised by the Minister for Financo to the Victoria League of Auckland, to enable it to erect. « memorial to commemorate the deeds of soldiers, and sailors who fell in the New Zealand wars. Steps are now being taken by the league towards the accomplishment of the idea which it has promoted for several years, its first concern being to secure an appropriate design for the memorial. It has been found impossible to compile a complete list of all tlio men who died in active service, and the monument will therefore be erected as a commemoration of the sum of their loyalty and courage. Publicity will bo given (o the scheme in the four cities of the Dominion, and in Sydney and Melbourne, nnd to the league's invitation for designs. Authors of designs will bo free to suggest the material to be used in the construction of the memorial, but the cost must not excced .£IOOO. The author of the selected design will be entrusted with tlio carrying out of the work. The triangular reserve at the junction of Wakefield and Symonds Streets, has been given to the league by tlio Auckland City Council as a site for the memorial, and about has been subscribed in tlio city to meet contingent expenses. Designs are to bo sent to tho league not later than January 10.

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