TWO ADVENTUROUS BOYS.
LOST IN AUCKLAND. PURSUIT OF TOY AEROPLANE. An unusual experience befel two boys, aged six years and nine years, of Ponsonby, yesterday. After bping lost for the greater part of the day they were found by an elder, brother at the Central Police Station about- midnight The boys were playing with a toy aeroplane on a string near' their home early in the morning. The toy was canned away by the wind and the boys traced its progress to Freeman's Bay, where they became lost. After wandering through the city they were found at dusk beyond the Green Lane tram terminus by a resident of the district.. The latter : gave the boys tea and, after telephoning the city police, sent the boys to the station in the care of a bus driver. The boys, who were barefooted and lightly clad, arrived at the station about ten o'clock.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20758, 29 December 1930, Page 10
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