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After An Illness

Dr. Williams' Pink Pills

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ha in Gft. Din, in height and 22 years of age.

DEFENDERS

South

Berlin... period. Ho in sitting for his final Milan...

Athens... D.A. this year, and is then going to study divinity.

has

FIRST-CLASS KER

A R. J. THOMAS is rst-class hooker, a great hattier, and is al ways on the ball. Te has played for Auckland University College since at Auckland B representatives, and King Country and Waikato re- pa Boys' High School, where he was Presentatives. He went to Wairara-

Auckland in the first fifteen. He is at presen studying accountancy at University College, and final stage for the professional Ac countants' examination.

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1936.

NEW YORK STOCK

1

EXCHANGE

MARKET UPWARD

YESTERDAY.

Nwo York, Jan. 6,

word

Dow Jones's summary of yester 7.26% day's markets received by Messrs.

20 Swan, Culbertson and Fritz: 1187

The markets to-day were irregular- 663ly lower. Trader

very con- 30.1/10 fused owing to the simultaneous re

110% lease of the Budget and the Court's 1/3.9/10 decision regarding the A.A.A. Trad- 29.30 ing was very heavy and the markols 30.11/16 swung widely and Irregularly. Wall 217 Street opened steady and prices 4.94% rallied, led by utility Issues. After 1/2.1/32 the A.A.A. decision stocks and com-

44modities

heavy advanced. Later, 15'quidation forced prices downward. Immediately prior to the close condi- 20%tions quietened down and some issues advanced from their low levels. The bullish 105% Rudot was considered.

factor until the A.A.A. decision upset All

That eniculations. Companies benefit from the elimination of Pro- censing Taxes regained portions of the advances. Motor, mail-order and farm equipment securitles were de-

.106.1/16

British Wireless,

pressed.

The market for bonda was active. Curb Blocks were irregular, but

0. W. CHAPMAN is a forward New York who standa eft 1in. In helght, weighs Amsterdam..

Vienna.. J. J. MCAULIFFE is a clever half- 1st. 7ib., and is 22 years of age. Vie

Ho ค particularly

at: Prague. good back, who learnt his Rugby nt line-out play. He

played Bucharest.. for the Madrid.. Timaru High School, where he was for Otago University In the first fifteen 1029 and 1920. fost four years, and has represented | Liban.. He has been a member of the Canter- Otago for the past three years. He Hongkong. bury College first fifteen for the past was in the New Zealand trials last Brussels.. four years. He played five games year, and is regarded as one of Otago's

Monte Video for Canterbury in 1934, And as best forwards, He is in the fourth Belgrade..

Montreal.. playdi eight matches for the pro-

Yokohama. Speed Recovery.

vince this year, captalning Canter-year of his medical course.

S. W. SIMMERS is a good, selld Recovery from an illness is often

type of scrummaging forward, who Helsingfors.. is Canterbury. Ho slow because the blood has become buy against Southland, West Const

has played for Olago Varsity for the Burnos Aires...15 impoverished, neanty and strength the particularly round on defence, and Inst Live years, and this year played fore to regain health and

place-kick. He weighs for Utago. Six feet in height, he Silver (spot)...21% main CaRentint is to build up the 11st. Tib., in 5ft 7in. in height and scales list and is 4 yer"

#ge. Silver (forward)- blood. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills rapid 23 years of age.

arta War Loan.. He is in his third year G. G. RAE is a keen, nippy half-course and intends, to t

each. ly improve the blood, and their

during convalescence is back, and is sound alike on attack officacy

Ing. strikingly proved in the case of Mrs. and defence. Educated at the Otago

Grothour Mangarat

of Cornwall, Boy High School he was a member

handle his feet cloverly lie played Ontario, Canada, who gives all the of the Arst fifteen in 1929 and 1940.

for the Hutt Valley High School first credit of her, quick recovery to this He played for Otago University first

ifteen in 1931. le gained a place world famous tonic,

fifteen in 1912 and 1933, and re-

in the Wellington fourth grade rops, was in hospital four months presented Otago in 1933. fe played

in 1932, and the third grade reps. Victorin University after the birth of my baby," states for

College

He played for Victorinactivo, n 1033. Mrs.

Brathour, "and came home Arst fifteen in 1934 and 1935. He is

S. C. & F. New York Offre cables: Stocks; Canterbury Collego seniors in 1936.

The niarket was highly weighing only sixty five pounds. 10st. in weight, third year of his

Collegs first Afteen in 1934 and the

Pilla began taking Dr. Williams Pink

He gained a place this year in the

the Irregular as tradera tried to estimate Canterbury representative team, and the effects of the defeat of the Agri- and it wasn't long until I weighed W. TRICKLEBANK is a utility ninely five pounds, and my general back, who specialines as a full-back.

was a member of the Afteen which cultural Adjustment Administration. health was of the best. Every springHe kicks well with both feet, is fast,

took the Ranfurly Shield from Auck The undertone was firm. The pre- since then I take the pilla as a tonic, and a very sound tacker. Ile played

and. He is studying for the teach-liminary earnings for the year 1946 and would not be without them, for Wellington College in 1931 and

I. S. DRAKE is a forward who is ing profession, and is at present at of the Westinghouse Electric Com- to all 1932, and for Victoria College in good hard worker in the tight, and the Normal Training College. nany amount Lo $4.60 por share. strongly recommend them

1035. He is also a prominent cricke mothers."

He has requires one subject to complete, his Sears Roebuck.Company's sales were Dr. Williams' Pink Pilla are theter, having represented Wellington clever player generally.

Auckland played for

University B.A. degree, and is taking the hon-un 23 per cent during the month end- He Is in the third year of ideal tone in any illness which has last year.

College since 1932, and played for onra course in French. He is 21 December 31st, whilst Woolworth's Standing art impoverished blond as a basic cause, his B. Com. course.

the Auckland representative team the years of

in height

December. The asset value of Leh- went to

man Corporation Wan 111.34 on Universities in 1933. fe nervous dobility, digestive weakness, weight, and if years of age.

H. R. C. WILD in

D. A. HUDSON is a lock, who (December 31st. brilliant back. rheumatism, selailes, lumbago, and

Auckland Grammar School, where he

line-out. He women who shines as a centre three-quarter.

excels on the the alimentas peculiar to

was in the first Afteen and first ele- also

Cotton: The Supreme Court's deci- Chemists everywhere ell

played for Wanganui College In 1928, sion has not been digested and leaves He has pace, and can play well in almost any back position. He played ven

J. I. McVEAGH is a good loose and for the Hastings Club in 1929. the old crap months status still sub- Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.for the Fielding Agricultural High

played for Canterbury College test in the tight spot" situation. School first fifteen in 1920, and for forward, whore sense of anticipation He Victoria College in 1934 and 1985 enables him to combine well with the first ifteen in 1934 and 1936, and The new crop months are now sub- He is in the fifth year of his LL.M. bucks. He has played for Auckland played for the Canterbury B reps. this Ject to the Government's alternative He has also represented mensures. The market was nervous

nt. Canterbury boxing And golf. with the New Zealand Univer-

and irregular. World consumption. he la fift, 1012la, in height, and seniessities team in 1941, and has played He hns passed

his exanilna- of American cotton during the 'nst 4 a member months of the year totalled 3,967,000 for the Auckland representatives. tion for registration as

fe was educated at Sacred Heart of the N. 2. Institute of Surveyors, bales, against 3,774,000 bnles during College. Auckland, where he was a and is at present taking a course in the corresponding period last year. member of the first aftern and first civil engineering. Six feet in height, eleven and dur, of the school. He he scales 13st. lb., and is 23 years has completed his LIAM. degree, of with first-class honours.

course. cenuntancy

Is In his

They also are a proved specific for lin. in bright, he is 12st. 101b. in 1932 and 1933, and the New Zealand ft. 20, weighs 12st. and is nles were un .06 per cent daring

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Hongkong Telegraph.

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rourer. Twenty-three years of age, rali, since 1931, and toured Aus- year.

10st. 101b.

A FOURTEEN-STONER F. J. GREEN is a forward who stands Gift, lin. in height, scales 1st, 171bs, and is 23 years of age. He has played for age University for two year, and has attracted much atten.. tion by his fine forward play. He has represented Otago for the past two years, and was this year in the final trials for the All Blacks. He has his M.A. degree, with honour in history, and

studying

church.

Is NOW

#gc.

WM. FARMER & Co. Eivinity preparatory to entering the College first fifteen, in 1935, and re-inking the medical course. Twenty remain good.buyers.

Wheat: There was some heavy buy- Ing of flour and it is now expected that there will be further Improve- F. J. WILSON is a front-row forment in prices. The visible uply T.. STAGE is a hard-working ward who possesses pace, and is n has decreased by 1,587,000 husbels, forward who is always on the ball great toller. He was a member of whilst the visible supply in Canada attended Nelson College from St. Andrew's College first fifteen in shows a deerenas of 071.000 bushela. He

Corn: Unfavourable weather con 1926 until 1932 and was head pre 1933, 1934, and 1940 fe played one

country are delaying the in 1932. He played for the gune for the Canterbury representa-ditions feet next flitsen in 1931 and 1032. He tive team this year. He has com movement. The visible supply shows Rubber: The Trade and consumers guined a place in the Canterbury pleted his M.Sc. degree, and is now n decrease of 529,000 bushels. presented the college at cricket in W. R. LANEY is a good, hustling 1934 and 1935. He is studying for front row forward, who plays with the degree of Bachelor of Engineer- ing. Twenty-one years of age, he is plenty of abandon, and is always on he ball. He is 5ft 8in. in height, ft. 8in. in height, and weighs 12st weighs 1st. 121b. and is 22 years of 5lb.

ge. He has played for Otago Un- PROSPECTIVE SCHOOLMASTER R. B. BURKE is a hooker who Is versity for two years, and has also

and enn full of steam, Otago for represented

always

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Lwo years of age, he stands bft. in.

weighs 11st. 12lbs. and in height

S. G. EADE a fast following- REUTER QUOTATIONS up forward, with a good pair of Dow Jones Averages Jan. 4. Jan. 8.

He attended the Feilding 30 Industrials hunds. Agricultural College in 1928, and 23 Rails has played for Victorin College since 20 Utilities 1938. He is in the fifth year of his 40 Bords B. Com. and B.A. course.

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