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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19153, 22 April 1924, Page 6

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Jj[ O T H E R 8 ! Here’s some welcome news about an OVEECX )AT for your little boy! Wo have a great selection to fit boys aged from 3 to 6 years. IN FAWN VELOUR CLOTH. Very Latest Stylo—Full Swing Back, From 29s 6cL IN FLEECY TWEED. Double-breasted—Full Back with Belt. From 31s 6d. KEEP THE LITTLE MAN WARM THIS WINTER IN ONE OF THESE COATS. BROWN, EWING, & CO., LTD. PRINCES STREET. THE HOUSE OF DISTINCTION. REE ELECTRICITY. Thomson’s can spare 12 to 20 h.p. of their own generation free of charge to any firm which is actually dependent upon it. The load must not vary or fluctuate in any way. STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY (LIMITED). FERE, MARINE”GUARANTEE. ACCIDENT. Capital, £1,000,J00. Support Your Local Company. Cur Rates are Low and Our Settlements Prompt and Liberal. Ask Us for Quotations. Head Office: HIGH STREET. DUNEDIN. JjmEE DRINKING WATER. Take your bottles, billies, cans, and jugs to Thomsons’ for their sterile artesian spring water. They can supply 30,000 gallons free of charge per day. for LANE'S GOLD MEDAL AERATED WATERS and CORDIALS. Which are the BEST. LANE’S Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchants. Sold only in dozen lots or more. Agents for WHYTE & MACK AY SPECIAL WHISKY, ARTHUR BELL’S PERTH WHISKIES, M'CALLUM’S PERFECTION WHISKY (All bottled in Scotland). ’Phone 47. IVATIONAL insurance COMPANY OF N.Z. (LTD.) Cowers the Risks of FIRE. MARINE. AND ACCIDENT. Employers’ Liability Plate Glass Personal, Accident, & Burglary Sickness Fidelity Guarantee Mortgage Indemnity Live Stock Administration Bonds Public Risk Head OflSoe: Custom House square. Dunedin. jpiREE HOSING WATER. There is such a surplus of pure artesian spring water at Thomsons that there is sufficient to hose every motor-driven and horse-driven vehicle daily free of charge.

THIS WEEK’S QTAGO \yiTNESS. TO BE- PUBLISHED TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), Contains A' SUMMARY OF THE WEEK’S NEWS OF THE WORLD. THE WELL-ESTABLISHED FEATURES FOR THE HOME, THE FARM, THE STATION, AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. AN EXCLUSIVE FEATURE WRITTEN BY A MEMBER OF THE WHALING CREW JUST RETURNED FROM ROSS SEA, “THERE SHE BLOWS!” “SANE PEOPLE IN ASYLUMS,” By Vincent Wray. SHORT STORIES—- “ RONNEY’S JOINING-UP,” By Uramao. “KIT BURNS HER FINGERS,” By J. A. Nimmo. THE ILLUSTRATIONS Whaling in the Lonely Ice-bound Spaces of Ross Sea. The Army Through the Ages: Military Pageant at Carisbrook. The Prime Minister’s Tour in Southland. Southland Racing Club’s Autumn Meeting at Invercargill. Latest American Modes. Arowhenua Native School, Temuka: Maori children being taught to clean their school in addition to the ordinary school syllabus. Dalgig Captain Cuttle, imported by Peter Ireland, Ayrshire Farm, Goodwood. Stud Corriedale Rams at Ryal Downs, North Canterbury. A Fine Crop (for a dry season) of Broadleaf Rape, grown on “Spylaw Faces,” Park Hill, near Heriot, by Messrs Todd and M’Leod. s Members of the Caledonian Bowling Club, which has won the Infcrcluh Banner for the Fifth Year in Succession. The Prime Minister at the Head of the Slock Parade in Mr R. A. Dixon's First Prize Turn-out. A Four-figure Trotter. A Cucumber House in Dunedin. An Old Church in Jeopardy. Banks Peninsula War Memorial at Akaxoa. Soldiers’ Memorial at Glenorchy. Unveiled by Lord Jellicoe on March 28. Giant Sunflowers grown hv Mr A, Gamins, George street. Dunedin. Arowhenua Native School, Temuka; Infant Classes at Work in the Open Air. The Victorious Cambridge Crew which Won by four and a-ha!f lengths. The Oxford Eight. The Wbaddon Chase Foxhounds Meet at Hurdles Drove (England) : A Part of the Huge Field Moving Away. Olympic Games: Major Broome’s Bobsleigh Team finishing half a second behind the Swiss team. A Race for Life “ Bit o’ Baccy, Baas?” Temuka and Geraldine Annual Show: Officials and Visitors. Cross-country Women. Competition Shield for Annual Inter-Uni-versity Tournament. Wellington Scots College Cadets. Falls Creek Bridge, Upper Hollyford Valley.

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