NELSON OLD BOYS.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 78, 2 April 1928, Page 10

NELSON OLD BOYS.

AUCKLASD REUNION. LOCAL ASSOCIATION" FORMED. wu h*? 8 ° f Nelson College living in Car foregathered at the Hotel Cargen on Saturday, when a reunion lowed bv° k h he " f ° rm ° f a dinner " fo] - b\ a business meeting, was held CMC P ,T ent I , nclu<led Mr - H. Otterson." P *• (fornier ly clerk of the House of Representatives), who was a pupil at un e tn 0 1863 e Ir ° ni ltS foUndati ° n iu

A letter was read from the present ™Pal of the college (Mr. C H fhe r u °f n '•° ld b °y " statin? that -.00 , n, ™ ber was between 40?) and 000, and that an extensive building >oheme was contemplated to provide for the continued increase. Responding to the toast of "The Col lege proposed by the chairman, Dr A her f ' ° tter?fln related a numof abusing stories or school life . tv Jfen the oO's and ".he '80's. Mr C -Th * W '" S P ro P oi ed the toast of , ? " = an 'l Mr. C. P. Worlev responded. he toast in honour of kindred associations, proposed bv Mr. \ B. Thompson, drew responses from Mr A. h. Moore. Christ's Collese old bovs' representative. Mr. P. j. Crump. -Wellington College; Mr V tt it., I Wanganui College; Mr J Terrv V™' Hellaby Kmg's College; and Mr. V X I Htibble, Auckland Grammar School he meeting which followed was for the purpose of forming an Auckland branch of the Nelson College Old Bovs' Association. Officers were elected a* fol ! piiti ®' or Rutherford: | nre,, Dr . <1%. T a ,L"rnd'M e ™V rLi r mu & A. F. Grace and J B S t ron„. mmons ' Mr C w -w o secret a rv. J B rZtt'"' y *""> &