"LIVING FLAG” DISPLAY
REQUEST TO HEABHASTBRS' ASSOCIATION. The Navy League ia anxious that the Living Flag, so recently by 5000 children at Newtown Park, should he repeated during the visit of the naval sauadron. The matter is to be discussed by the Wellington Headmasters 4 Association at a meeting this morning. Arrangements for Anzac Day observance and the report of the sub-committee regarding the further effort to convince the Minister for Education that the recently gazetted regulations for the organisation of schools are in some respects impracticable. also find a place on the order fm ls.,..
A MISSING MAN
An elderly man disappeared from his home in Harper street, Newtown, on Thursday, and has not returned. He had a grey moustache and beard, and when he Jeft home was wearing a dark blue serge suit, starched collar and front, brown hoots, and heather mixture socks. He had been suffering from a nervous breakdown, and his sister, who resides in 19, Hopper street, would he thankful if anyone knowing his whereabouts would communicate with her.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 11785, 22 March 1924, Page 15
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174"LIVING FLAG” DISPLAY New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 11785, 22 March 1924, Page 15
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