A pleasing function took place at Mr. W. H. Hemingway's opening lecture to accountancy candidates on Tuesday night, when Mr. I. Esam, last year's seniyi candidate, was presented with six volumes of an advanced work on accountancy. Mr. Hemingway, who made the presentation, mentioned the fact that the greatest credit was due to Mr. Esam in topping the list of fellowship candidates, u,s Mr. Esam had worked under very great disadvantages, owing to' ill-health. In fact, in the very last paper of the examination, Mr. Esam was stricken with an attack of hemorrhage, yet, on being wrapped in wet towels, he studk manfully to his papei to the end, uul succeeded, not only in passing, but came out top of the list". Mr. Esam, in replying, thanked Mr. Hemingway for hi* valuable gift. All electro-plaf-tvl goods greatly reduced during summer clearance (air. —Smith and Uaughey, Ltd.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13096, 8 February 1906, Page 6
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