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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21685, 20 January 1936, Page 10

TO-DAY’S NEWS

Page LEADING ARTICLES .. 10 Rudyard Kipling. The Oil Embargo, v NEWS BY PICTURES .. 18 PERSONAL ITEMS .. .. 10 GENERAL NEWS .. .. 10 CABLE MESSAGES .. 11 FINANCE AND COMMERCE .. 13 Big Dredging Scheme. ; Wool Sales. Dairy Produce. Smithficld Market. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR .. 9 SPORTING .. ..14,15 Timaru T.C. Meeting., Thames J.C. Meeting. Wairio J.C. Meeting. Metropolitan T.C. Handicaps. Forbury Park T.C. Handicaps. Takapuna J.C. Handicaps. Trentham Notes. Australian Racing. GENERAL— A Favourable Impression .. 3 Lawn Tennis .. 3 Broadcasting .. .. 9 Defiant Crowd .. .. 10 Church Burned to Ground 10 New Zealand and English Schools . . .. 10 Tasman Air Service . . 10 /'Badly Paid and Overworked” .. .. 10 Monowai to the Rescue .. 12 Launch Sinks Near Samoa 12 Grass Fire at Godley Head 12 Political Life of Dominion 12 Accidents .. 12 Bowls Championship . . 15 Life-saving .. .. 17 Typhoid Among Maoris . . 18 Marlborough and Nelson News .. .. 18 Motor-cycle Circus .. 19 Golf .. .. .. 19 CITY THEATRES .. 8 CRICKET .. 16 Saturday’s Games! SHIPPING AND WEATHER .. 17 MAIL NOTICES .. .. 17 NEWS FOR WOMEN .. 2

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