ADVERTISING IN SCHOOLS.
LOCAL CLUB ADDRESSED.
Advertising in relation to schools formed the subject of an interesting address by Mr. H. G. Cousins, Principal of the Auckland Training College, to the Auckland Advertising Club at its luncheon to-day. Mr. Cousins stressed the value to children of good posters by such artists as Sir William Orpen, some o w lose work of this kind he had seen recently*.
introduction of good pictures, fl n r "? W r. fol ' tlleir "spiring and uplifting qualities, i u t o the schools of the Dominion, would, he- believed be as kio^wSfei 1 " 11117 ° f the Courses antl I Suill %S re "° W bcin - delivered. , . U f ll,litL effec t upon the sentiment* which moulded Childhood i„ to ado". cence and youth to manhood could be piodueed by such a scheme, and lie appca led to the Auckland Advertising' Club for support of it. °
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 142, 18 June 1929, Page 8
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