MV. J. V. Wilson, private secretary to Sir Erie Drummond. general secretary to the League of Nations at Geneva, before the great war, was Professor of Glassies at the Auckland UniversityAfter the war he went to Cambridge, and distinguished himself there.) particularly in Greek scholarship, and was subsequently selected for the position lie now holds from between 700. and 800 applicants. One of the qualifications was that the successful candidate should be atfle to speii-k seven or eight languages and be a good Latin and Greek scholar. Threw off fuii IN 36 HOURSMrs. F.M-G-, eratefully relates how HEENSiO cured her husband over the t week-end and kept hint in work. 2/6 bottle makes pint of super couah-syrup Kiddies ask tin more. Haines-- 2
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16662, 16 February 1925, Page 8
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