WAIOMO PARK SCHEME
SUPPORT AT PURIRI That the Thames Valley people are ardent supporters of the Waiomo Park, purchased by the Thames Borough i Council as a coast resort for the in- j habitants of the district, was shown by ! the large attendance at Puriri. when I Mr. AV. Bongard, Mayor of Thames, outlined the queen carnival scheme for I raising money to complete the purchase. Mr. Bongard said the park was for the use of the whole countryside, and raising funds should be a district 1 matter. The sum required was £1,500. j Air. A. G. Bryan supported the j .Mayor, and said the purchase of YVaiomo would provide a playground for all time. Several other speakers also : supported the scheme. The following committee was elected to further the scheme: —Messrs. Tv. j JBlliqtt (chairman), C. W. Winder, Albert Williams, C. Clark, K. Jamieson, .H. Lowe, G. Newland, 11. E. Harden, A. It. Robinson, T. Robinson. James. McCormick. J. Bailey, W. Alley, H. Morrison, N. Turner, Dobbie, A. AV. Alley, C. ReveJl. V. Young, AY'. Burton, G. H. Pearson and A. McCollum, Mesdanicsi AVinder. Harden, Jamieson. H. Morrison, Elliott. Alley, Corbett. Mitchell, Arundel, Moyle. Newland, A. and T. Robinson, <’. Kelly, Turner, Alley, A. Cryer, B. Cryer, G. Courtney, Young and AN'. Brunton.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 823, 18 November 1929, Page 10
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213WAIOMO PARK SCHEME Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 823, 18 November 1929, Page 10
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