“Many schools have a motto in Latin; at least, it is supposed to be Latin,,” said Mr Julius Hogben in an address to members of the Auckland Creditmen’s Club on the subject of “This Old School Tie Business.” “If you ask a boy what the motto of his school means in English, he will probablv tell you he does not take Latin,” added Mr Hogben. “One school has the motto ‘per angusta ad augusta,’ which I have been told means through the depression and onward and upward.”
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 October 1938, Page 4
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