A TAYLOR MEMORIAL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10299, 31 July 1911, Page 4

A TAYLOR MEMORIAL.

T>he amioxtn cement that the late Mr T. E. Taylor, M.P., has left, ttfo.se dependent upon him without adequate means of support *.not be ..surprising-to itliose who-ware' intimatelyacquainted with the character and habits, of ithe; deceased ' man, The whole of Mr Taylor's life W-s given, up to ( the r amelioration of ilie condition of; liis fellows.' ; laike ■ the. late Sir Harry Atkinson and. others who have been consumed /with a devotion to public duty, he had. little time for his own affairs. He was in .every v&ense a patriot a>nd. «, public benefactor. The* movement which, has been, started in Cihristchuirch to pay" a tribute to his memory, and to place his family in such a, position that #hey will not know what it is to want, Anil meet with a ready response from one end. of tlie Dominion to the other. So far a,s Masterton is concerned, we owe the late Mr Taylor a debt of graititude for his past services, and we should not be slow to mark otir appreciation of those services, in. a practical maimer. ■ <sA list ha s bee,u. ripened up a i "tin e • ; A go' ; office, and subscriptions received will be acknowledged and. transmitted to the rigM quarter in Cforistcliurch.