The War Memorial Carillon tower is on the left, and the Wellington Citizens' War Memorial on the right. The sketch below the photograph shows the side elevation of the Mount Cook Group of National Buildings now under construction, and the Carillon tower. The buildings are now well advanced, but are not visible in the photograph, being hidden behind the temporary buildings of which a small part can be seen. The buildings will comprise the Dominion Museum and the National Art Gallery. At the foot of the Carillon Tower, and to the rear of it, the sketch shows the Hall of Memories, temporarily omitted from the construction.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 33, 8 February 1935, Page 34 (Supplement)
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106The War Memorial Carillon tower is on the left, and the Wellington Citizens' War Memorial on the right The sketch below the photograph shows the. side elevation, of the Mount Cook Group of National Buildings now under construction, and the Carillon tower. The buildings are now well advanced, but are not visible in the photography being; hidden behind the temporary buildings of which a small part can be seen. The buildings will comprise the Dominion Museum and the NatjpnaJL^^^v^lJ^j^ At the f ootof the CarillonTtower^ and>,t6 the rear of it, the sketch shows the Hall of Memories, temporarily omitted from ■■■'..■. -■ the construction.' ; '■"■''.■''■'■ '. Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 33, 8 February 1935, Page 34 (Supplement)
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