PRESENTATION.
GIFT FROM. BLIND PUPILS. ,1 A pleasing ceremony took place .-...tfcf, ■ other - evening when the ex-tuners of th« E Jubilee Institute entertained ,at a ■ social their luL6 instructor, Mj-..H. ; 'OJjer-:l Tin- 33rown,-|; who has resigned ■ years' service. .' During : that ti# n° ■ fewer-than 30 ', boys i passed ' v thnsvS'h; h« H hands,•> placing 'them; in ''such ; a posik ls *? H as to ?: enable them to earn & living at H pianoforte, tuning and 1 repairing, ': «* Wi I cognition : of i his services , and ,; in *°% ■ the esteem in which; Mr. Brown' 1>?-M%« Mr. :A. Laurent, on behalf of the tuners">. of . the Dominion, M.;| with a, French-polished eloek,: scribed, and a solid leather traveling:!?.^||.ffl
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18458, 23 July 1923, Page 8
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112PRESENTATION. New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18458, 23 July 1923, Page 8
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