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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 300, 19 December 1922, Page 7

caatile pany, Lii m2t"dealing with the alleged notation expenses of the company. The circular has evidently been issued with the intention of injuring the project, and it is stated that the brokerage will amount to £IO,OOO. This statement is untrue. \ reference to the prospectus shows that many shares will be sold free of brokerage. The directors estimate that 50,000 shares will be sold in this way, and that the total brokerage on the first issue of 200,000 shares will be about £3500. Not more than 2J per cent brokerage has been paid, and in some cases only 1* per cent. The public are warned concerning the circular, and are advised that full information concerning the company can be obtained from the office of the company, 32. Grey Street, Wellington, or from the solicitors to the company, Messrs. Webb, Richmond and Cornish, 235, Lambton Quay, Wellington, or from the Auckland Office. 8, Union Buildings, Customs vStreet. , a Xote._7o.ooo Shares have already been subscribed.—(Ad.)

Kazol never Alls !n ovlng insmedlaU relief in broachial troubles.—'Ad.) What a man -would like. Give him a pair of tennis trousers or a sports coat. Fowlds. — (Ad.) A soft ball that cannot be burst—the Sorbo Junior. See also that Sorbo tennis ball, Sorbo bouncer, and Sorbo cricket balls—Tovland, Milne and Cuojce, Ltd. (Ad.) Smith and Caughey, Ltd., have just received a shipment of ladies' and children's cotton vests; prices, 1/9, 2/3, 2/6, 2/11 to 4/6 each.—(Ad.) A useful and serviceable present—a dainty set of hand towels, {meat towels, and bath mat, in pink, gold, helio, or sky box—9/6, 15/9, 19/6, 39/6, to 85/ set.—Second Floor, Milne and Choyce., Ltd.— (Ad.)