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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20920, 29 July 1933, Page 16

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It is probable that a .reunion of old boys of King's College living in England will be held in London towards the end of the present year. The new president of the association. Mr C. T. Keegan, will leave Auckland to-dav on a business trip to Ireland, and it is hoped that his visit to London in November will be made the occasion of a gathering of other old boys who are known to be in England. It is also hoped that former pupils of St. John's College and the old Parnell Grammar School, with which King's College is associated, will attend the rally.