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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 923, 17 March 1930, Page 11

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS LOST PEOfEETY RING, nine-stone diamond star, Thurs--1 day <-:• Friday, in vicinity of Kaiaka ] Bay. Wheturangi Road, or Newmarket; substantial reward.—l 9 Gt. South Rd. PUBLIC NOTICES A UCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. ADMIRAL BYRD'S RADIO MESSAGE TO CHILDREN ON TUESDAY. MARCH IS. The Board approves of the attendance of School Children at suitable places in order to hear the Address to be given to Children by Rear-Admiral Byrd on the ! ~f TOl l---i >A I Arrangements have been made for the Scholars of the City and Suburban Schools to attend at the following Centres:— TAKA PUNA RACECOURSE— Devonport, Stanley Bay. Vaoxball, Belmont, Takapuna. DOMAIN. —Grafton. Wellesley Street. Reniuera, Newmarket. TRAINING COLLEGE (Epsom).— Epsom. Royal Oak, Mount Roskill. Maungawhau. Mount. Eden. Epsom Grammar, Mount Eden Grammar. WESTERN SPRINGS STADIUM.—Mt Albert Grammar, Newton Central. Newton West, Grey Lynn, Richmond West, Richmond Road, Bayfield, Mount Albert, Point Chevalier. Gladstone: Road, Avondale, Ponsonby. The Children should be assembled at the Centres not later than 2.50 p.m. Parents are at liberty to attend at any i of the Centres. Pupils may of course attend other Centres if suitable arrangements onn be made by Headmasters. Schools not included in the list may make their own arrangements where possible. In country districts, the Board will be greatly obliged if owners of radio set# will be good enough to place their appar- ’ atus at the disposal of - Head Teachers of Schools in >rder that Pupils may have Ithe opportunity of hearing the Address. D. W. DUNLOP. Secretary.