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Hokitika Guardian, 16 January 1925, Page 2

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DASH TO SICK MOTIIKH. LONDON. Novoniher l. I ’. Aim,' tlian *_’(> tnxi<:» D-Oriv«‘i- from Aldgnte nO AN hit,'chapel 1 auks arrir c(| ;:t I’addiunton St 11 1 ion furly t 'nliiv in*>inin;to in,• t AD -I:u-l» Kron(.|'. I•jiii ; r 1.mi.1 'll taxn uD <0 iror. who had , oin, 1 ll'tiiii Now Nm l, in 1 ‘■•poll-,' in a HU•■'•sine that his ninth,l was dyiiit: in Hamroll Hospital. Ho"'. ~ Alt Kronor drove direct to the hospital to his ninthor, who. though '•till in a very serious condition was hrifihlor as tho rosult of hoi 4 son’s visit. On arrival of the Mauretania at Plymouth on Alon,lay niitlil officials waited the regulation.-, and Air Kronor was the first to land, without a pass-

port. scii(>i.ansiill 1 at LONDON. November 17. Such marked musical talent litis hot n shown hy a seven-years-old ho.v at ■' London County Cornu d s< led that the I'dUcatii.U Coiniilit-iee Is I" ’ acke . this ;ii lei noon I" crailt him a special scholarship to met the tees (fjr. Is a year) lor four-years’ training at the Hoyal College of -Music. He recently played the piano and violin before Sir 11 tiiih Allen, the director of the colleee. at a special audition. Sir llujtli. epoatly impressed by Jits talent, stated that, he was prepared to accept him as a junior student, and that lie would plan the hoy’s time-table in such a way that his musical work would not interfere with his other education.