Undoubtedly tho decision to.have tho hoautifitl exterior of the Otago Hoys’ High School illuminated by a system o" flood-lighting during the period of tho seventieth anniversary celebrations was born in inspiration, says the Star. For, in the history of Dunedin, there has never been such an effective display of mellow radiance as that placed before the eyes of people who, from certain vantage points, looked toward Arthur street. From the north end, from Anderson’s Bay, and from down the harbor the spectacle was one which made a particularly gracious impression.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18163, 10 August 1933, Page 5
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