A child aged five years was lost in Queen-street by his parents about noon to-day. Anyone having information is to the whereabouts of the child is requested to communicate by telephone with -lumbers 492 or 1316. Mr. F. Waldegrave (Commissioner of Police) wrote to the Harbour Board this afternoon, thanking them for placing the launch "AJLB." at the disposal of the Police Department, between sunset and sunrise, for patrol purposes, and stating that he was sending two additional i to Inspector Cullen, so that the force would be increased as required. At this afternoon's meeting of the Harbour Board Mr. J. H. Bradney moved, in accordance with notice of motion:— "That as an official report has been included with the annual reports and statements of accounts of the Auckland Harbour Board for the year ended 31st December, 1910, and as the said official report casts a reflection upon every member of the Board, and as such statements and reports have been printed and circulated, that the chairman give the name of the member referred to in the report." Smart new black veilings, variety of designs, per yard.—Smith and Oaughey, Ltd.—<A<L)
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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 193, 15 August 1911, Page 6
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