A BIG PUBLIC SCHOOL FOR AUCKLAND—THE TRANS FORMATION OF KING’S COLLEGE.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVIII, Issue 2, 10 July 1912, Page 30

A BIG PUBLIC SCHOOL FOR AUCKLAND—THE TRANS FORMATION OF KING’S COLLEGE.

lb 1 f 11 : . .-ft Back row: M Itl. A. Walker. It. H. Bayly. C. B. Hull, It. I’. Towle. I»r. It. .1. Owen. l».»ugl«- It. Mowbray. Second row: N. A buthie ihon. KA \ «vh-e.president*. A. P K«*id tpreshlenti. A. I*. 11. Pierce i vice-president *. Graham Held «h »n. sec.i. From r< w: E. A. Bloomfield. T \V. IHckeson. I «».l P. A--»'-iati m "f Kim’s ’ .li.me was founded twelve years ago. at the instigation of the founder of the seh*»ol. the late Mr. Graham Bruce. and is now . •! .rgauis»-d ii *• :u:i m- »f it- kind in the I* .minion. A year or tw » tin* members »f the A<s«H-iation. realising the benefit of their training ar Kind’s • 1.-- r«NI that th- .r ohl s :i »«d di .if I be put upon a permanent basis, and the sueress of the pr«*«eiit scheme is. in a great measure, rhe result of their efforts. . to a'.-, <|m- ial mention should be made of the assistance they received from Mr. 11. W. Hudson in formuiating their plans. E,,i Spe« ial Article see page XI.