When W 7 illiam Brown Hextall was making his will he thought out a splendid scheme. He was himself a barrister and knew the amount of legal reading necessary for his work. Almost impossible for a blind person, he must have thought. And now there is a Hextall Fund in Britain for blind law students, made possible by the money Mr Hextall left in his will. Grants will be made toward training fees, and the supply of Braille copies of legal text books is to be greatly improved. EASTER at THE HERMITAGE (Thousands of feet above worry level). SPECIAL EASTER FARE, £2 TIMARU TO THE HERMITAGE RETURN. GREAT PERMANENT REDUCTIONS IN TARIFFS. Main Building now from 15/- per day; Cottage, 12/6; Tents, 10/Inclusive Cost for Easter —DUNEDIN back to DUNEDIN: Main Building from £4/17/9. Tents, etc., from £4/3/9. BOOK NOW. MOUNT COOK TOURIST CO. OF N.Z., LTD., 133 RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN. AGENTS; Thos. Cook & Son, Util.; Government Tourist Bureaux; N.Z. Railways. DENTAL CREAM y/w&etififtieefm i t/ie DISCRIMINATING
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21580, 27 February 1932, Page 16
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