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The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 68
Committee Rooms.—(Interior)
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Committee Rooms.—(Interior).
The Furniture has been kindly lent by Mr. A. J. White of High Street, Christchurch. The Piano by Messrs. Milner and Thompson Christchurch, and the Water Colours by Mrs. Maurice.
The Ornaments in the Court have been kindly lent to the Canterbury Committee by the following Gentlemen:—
- Horns—Messrs. W. B. Burnett, Cooper, C. Kiver, S. Garforth (Lyttelton), Cresswell, Waymouth, and Feather.
- Shields—City Council, C. Louisson, Esq., Mayor, and G. G. Stead Esq.
- Cases Mounted Trout—Wm. McWilliam, Esq., Dr. Moorhouse, and Canterbury Museum.
N.B.—In the Avenue will be found filed on Stand current copies of the "Lyttelton Times" and "Canterbury Times." Also on another Stand, current copies of the Daily and Weekly "Press."