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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12076, 2 March 1925, Page 3

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P r - P- D- Copland, Professor of Commerce at the Melbourne TTnivter!Lty^Was Present , at the meeting of the .Economic Society of'Australia and | vWa- Zealand -at Canterbury College [on Prida.y_niftht. The chairman, Professor ,7, B . Condliffo, took the, opportunity of congratulating hint On llis appointment at the Melbourne University and . also upon his attainment of the degree of .Doctor of Scienco. Professpr Condliffe stated that Dr. Copland was an ex-graduate of Canterbury CdD an d was at present spending a .holiday in New Zealand. ' , D- Vine and Co”., auctioneers, to-day at 1.-t) p.m. at 260, The Terrace; will sell contents of a 10-roomed dwelling, whioh comprises, a largo assortment of superior oak furniture and general household effects. - Hairdressers Stni ,y t^ eir | ".patrons comfort and safety by using Q-XOL