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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 158, 5 July 1921, Page 4

The Hon. C. J. Parr, Minister of Edu-1 ■ cation, to-day telegraphed to Mr. T. U. i • Wells, M.A., congratulating him on the important distinction of being selected by the teachers of New Zealand to re- 1 present them at the forthcoming Toronto Conference, a selection which he heartily . approves. With reference to a telegram in our last issue with reference to the presentation of some British flags to the I \ Rev. C. F. Ascw for the Memorial Mili- j ] tary Chapel in connection with the pro- ! ' posed Cathedral in Wellington, a corre- ;' spondent writes that Admiral De j Robeck, the officer mentioned, is an I 1 admiral of His Majesty's Royal Navy: i s he is an English baronet and "at present ! he is the C.M.C. of His Majesty's forces I E in the Mediterranean, his flag being flown j T on H.M.s. Iron Duke. " When you go to the theatre, inhale { Nazol occasionally—it will protect you ' against colds, sore throats, and influenza germs.— (Ad.) I c Over £100,000 have been subscribed to ; i the Farmers' Union bond issue. As I f applications are still being received, the • t company has decided to keep open the j opportunity to subscribe for a short I time. See page o.—(Ad.) '■ "Quality tells." That's why "Keep '• ""- Smiling" Floor Polish sells so" merrily; j C Sd large tin.—Smeeton, Limited.—(Ad.") If Our great semi-annual Winter Clear- \ ance Fair now in full swing. Drastic reductions in all departments! A great ! money-saving opportunity.—Smith and • Caughey. Ltd.—(Ad.) ; Don't hesitate to use Nazol freely, f especially by constant inhalation. It s protects the mouth, nose, and throat t from infection. Good for coughs colda. 1 sore throats, etc.— (.Ad.)