THE LATE MR T.E. TAYLOR.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 34, 3 August 1911, Page 5

THE LATE MR T.E. TAYLOR.

HARBOR BOARD'S APPRECIATION. By Telegraph—Press Association. Chriatohurch, Last Night. At a aneetin gof the Lytteltoa Harboa Board to-day, the chairman (Mr. EL Friedlamler) said that the rem&rk&bl* tribute paid to their late colleague, Mr. T. E. Taylor, on Sunday must ibe looted upon aa an expression <xf the peoples deep appreciation of the great and prolonged services rendered to humanity by him. Sincere indeed were the last respects paid to ban who by strenuous ,• years oi ungrudging work &ad won the admiration of friends and opponents alike. He moved: "That the Lytteltoa Harbor Board record their deep sense of regret at the death of their late colleague, Thomas Edrtvard Taylor, who had been a member of the Board sinoe February, 1909. The Board further desires to place on record their full recognition and appreciation of the valuable services rendered by the late Mr Taylor during the period he has held • scat on this Board, and (members' also respectfully deßire to convey to Mr*. Taylor and family their aincerest sympathy with, them in their bereavement." The motion was spoken to by several members, and carried. FUND OPENED IN TIMARU. Timaru, Last Night. (At a well attended meeting tewrigW it was decided to open a Taylor memorial fund. A oominittee of tmrty was elected, and decided thai the lists ' be so circulated as to give everyone ip the town and district an opportunity of contributing. The opinion was expressed that very few people in Tiimara would fail to contribute. A fair sum was rah" • scribed in the room. . >