DOMINION ITEMS.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 August 1923, Page 3

DOMINION ITEMS.

[bv TELEGUAI’II —J’KB CRESS ASSOCIATION . j

DUNEDIN HIGH SHIOOL. DI'NEDIN. August •'!. The Diamond Jubilee celebrations of Otago Boys' High School. v. hi. h are to last till next Tuesday evening, opened this al let noi n in line weather. Many old b",vs from different part- 'I the l)nmi.ninn are at lending. A beautiful memorial archway, unitaining the names of 18S old boys who gave their live- in the Ureal War. was dedicated bv Sir Fianei- Bell, the first Dux of the school. lie asked that, ill future, all past and pie.-enl buys | reserve the eti-tom of honouring tno archways by pt:.--i:ig with bare land-. | n the ab-eure ol tie Itoeinr. Mi 1 W. J. Morrell, who va- indi-p ,-ed. Mr F. J. (ample!] tucopied the memorial mi belli:lf of the school. Tit. .-c present afterwards iti.-pei ted the tablets in Cv school .whole the names • f 19110 ex-pupils who served in the Great, War are all i-worded.

CRIMINAL ASSAULT. TLX YEARS HARD LABOUR. AUCKLAND. Aug. t>. ■ | look upon this a- one ol tluu orst eases I ever had to deal with." said Mr .losiiee lienlmim m « 1"' Sl ‘- preme Court when -ciUem-mg -lames Baldwin, aged 30, to ten .'ears hard labour and a Hogging ol ten strokes, for criminal assault on a girl seven years oi age. The accused expressed hi- willingness to he sterilised, but Ids Honor said that lio had no (xjuvr to make Mich an urdt-r.