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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 190, 11 August 1921, Page 2

1 j - j I At the recent examinations. Mr. F. W. ; Lang, M.C., of Mt. Albert, who is studyj ing medicine at Edinburgh Vniversity, | passed the B.Sc. degree, and also in anat tomy and physiology for the M.ll. Mr. I Lang passed through the Auckland I Grammar School and IVversity ' ollege, J where he graduated M.A. with class , honours. !j More than four-fifths of the issue of ! j £2:j().oni) debentures, offered by Macky, ,7 Logan, Caldwell, Ltd., havo been cub- , ' scribed. The lists close very shortly, and j j intending investors who want to make their savings produce 7J per cent in- . I terest, free of tax. should lose no time in i; applying. Subscribe through any branch ; of the Bank of New Zealand, "members i of the Stock Exchange, or the company's offices.—(Ad.) ' Have you got a good stock of attrac- .; tive ties '! The firm of Fowlds are selling good lines at 1/ each. Formerly 3/6 ■ each. —(Ad.) JJew Brighton Estate, Miranda. Ten : (10) excellent sea-beach frontage farms. Rich alluvial flats of Hauraki Plains I quality. Overlooking whole Hauraki.; i Gulf and Coromandel Peninsula. To be offered for sale by public auction by !C. F. Bennett, at his rooms, N.Z. lnsur- : ance Buildings, on Friday, August 12. ' ; j Send for particulars.— (Ad.) • I It is reported that fewer hats are ; (arriving in the Dominion, and only I •! small lots are made here. Buy yours I now while the selection and the price are right.—At Fowlds' Sale.— (Ad.)