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Evening Star, Issue 22087, 22 July 1935, Page 14

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DUNEDIN DENTAL SCHOOL. Dr E. B. Reilly, of the Christchurch Hospital, who returned by the Makura from San Francisco, said that the Dental School at the Otago University compared favourably with tho American institutions. He added: “It is not generally realised what a good school it is.” He had been postgraduating at the Loyola University, New (gleans. —Wellington Press Association. DEBARRED FROM SECURING HONOURS. SYDNEY, July 22.—Mr R. P. Heathwood, secretary of the Amateur Athletic Association, when informed that New Zealand was sending a team to compete at the 'Australian 10,000 metres crosscountry championship, said: “I* have hoard nothing officially. Why are they coming? They are debarred under the race conditions from securing any of the honours.” i SYDNEY STOCK EXCHANGE. SYDNEY, July 22.—Bonds: 4J per* cent., 1943, £lOl 15s; 4 per cent., 1938, £lO3 7s 6d; 4 per cent., 1944, £lO5 2s Cd; 4 per cent., 1947, £lO6 ss; 4 per cent., 1950, £lO7 10s; 4 per cent., 1953, £105; 4 per cent-, 1957, £lO5 7s 6d; 4 per cent., 1959, £lO5 10s. Shares: Tooths, 55s 3d; Anthony Hordern, 20s lid; Associated News (pref.), 23s 6d; Broken Hill Proprietary, 59s 9d; British Tobacco, 40s 6d; Howard Smith, 16s 41 d; Morris Hedstrom, 225. HOUSE DEPOSIT CLAIM: JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFFS. The written agreement produced is of a loose and indefinite nature,” said Mr J % R. Bartholomew, S.M., this afternoon in giving judgment for the plaintiffs for the full amount in tho claim of William John Carley and Edna Beatrice Carley of £55 from Land Sales Ltd. Costs amounting to £7 9s were also allowed.