Last Look Round—

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 457, 12 September 1928, Page 13

Last Look Round—

Kindergarten Conference Opens The Dominion Conference of the Kindergarten Union of Now Zealand "* - s opened at Wellington yesterday Ladv Alice Fergusson.—P.A. * * * Lorry Drivers Hurt Two motor-lorries collided at IVtono to-day. As a result Mr. Cyril Kyles sustained a dislocated shoulder and in juries to his groin, and Mr. Robert Johnstone received a wound on the forehead, concussion and shock. Both were sen; to hospital. EMerslic Town Board received for the election of woven mem hers to the Ellerslie Town Board:Messrs. W. H. Ball. W. G. Bartlett. \ Crosin r, a. i lewson. H. ia Lowe. 11. L. Meredith. A. Milltkin. J. McKelvie. A. Thompson, J. J. Toy. The election will be held on Wednesday, September 19. Constable’s Find Yesterday a constable picked up • < considerable sum of money in a city street. The police now have it in their possession and will hold the money until it is claimed. For obvious reasons particulars regarding the money cannot be given, but the sum found is between £ 5 and £ls. Two In Hospital A motor-cycle ridden by Gordon Thurston and Edward' Wilson collided kite last night with Miss Ivy Wilson, who was riding a bicycle, near Kiwitea Bridge, Feilding. Miss Wilson had cevied head injuries. Both were rea collar-bone broken and Thurston removed to the hospital. All three people concerned in the accident are residents of Colyton. New Block For High School Tho Education Board has received advice from the Minister of Education that a grant of half the estimated cost has been authorised for the building of a new secondary department block for the Whakatane District High •School on the new school site. It is intended that the balance of tho cost will be paid by the board out of its rebuilding fund. The new building will consist of two classrooms and a science laboratory. LEARN BY EXPERIENCE “T HAVE only been driving for a -*■ few days,” said a motorist who was charged at the Magistrate's Court this morning with disobeying a traffic officer. “You may add to your driving tuition fees,” said Mr. W. R. McKean, S.M., in imposing a fine.