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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19257, 22 August 1924, Page 6

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. RATIONAL insurance COMPANY OF N.Z, (LTD.) Cov-crs the Risks of FIRE, MARINE, AND ACCIDENT. Employers Liability Personal, Accident, & Sickness. Mortgage Indemnity Administration Bonds Plate Glass Burglary Fidelity Guarantee Public Risk Motor Car HEAD OFFICE: Custom House square, Dunedin. PURITY. The bi-annual internal inspection of Thomsons' carbonating cylinders reveals the fact that the silver lining which comes in contact with the carbonated water is as bright and clear as when the machine was first installed There are no copper, lead, brass, or gun-metal carbonating cylinders, or other machinery and fittings used in this factory. II E RICHEST MAN Can buy nothing better than WITCH'S OIL. Gives immediate relief in all cases of Neuritis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, and all minor ailments of the joints and muscles. THIS WEEK’S QTAGO W ITNESS Contains \ SUMMARY OF THE WEEK'S NEWS OF THE WORLD. THE WELL-ESTABLISHED FEATURES FOR THE HOME. THE FARM. THE STATION. AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. ORIGINAL ARTICLES—“THE GIRL OF TO-DAY," By O E. Burton. "IN THE GRIP OF A MANIAC,” By George M. Massing.- " THE SPHINX IN THE DOCK," By Vincent Wray. SHORT STORIES—‘‘LOVE AND THE SWING,” By Tal Johnston. " REBECCA'S REVENGE," By Elizabeth Gurney. FOR THE YOUNG FOLK—"THE ENCHANTED ID ESTER,” By Gwen M'Laren. Illustrated by Dorothy Law. THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE A Quiet Reach on the Wanganui River. The Lake on Pigeon Island, Lake Wanaka, Otago. The Grand National Meeting at Christchurch. The Races in Progress, Snapshots on the Lawn. The Metropolitan Trotting Club’s Meeting at Addington. The Dunedin and South Seas International Exhibition; A Pictorial Progress Report. Interprovincial Rugby: Canterbury v. Otago. The Teams. Views of the Play, Sections of the Crowd. Winter Sport at Flagstaff. Dunedin. The League Team; England v. New Zealand, at Dunedin. The Teams. Mrs Tapley Sets the Ball Rolling, Plashes of Sparkling Play. Dispersal Sale at Mount Royal Station, Palmerston. Panorama of the Homestead and Buildings, Buyers Inspecting the Sheen Prior to the Sale. The Chess Champion in Dunedin. Chinese Soccer Players Haro a Day Off. First Conference of the New Zealand Institute Recent Hold at Wellington. Real Estate Institute of Now Zealand: Officers and Delegates at the Ninth Annual Conference at Auckland. The Annual Snow Block on fho Crown Range. The Royal Air Force Pageant at Hendon I (Middlesex). Town (Invercargill) Hockey Team which Defeated Western District at Otautau by five goals to nil. j The Western District Hockey Team. RecorcP Price for Merino Lamb. Boys of the Old Brigade; Founders’ Day at the Royal Hospital at Chelsea. J. W Tapp (Cavorsham) Winning the One Mile Handicap at Carisbrook. TO ADVERTISERS. Advertisers are informed that letters addressed to a nom do plume or initials, care- of any Post Office, will not in future bo delivered by the Postal Department. To enable advertisers to obtain delivery ot their replies when addressed to a Post Office it wdl be necessary for them to insert full names as well as their addresses in full.

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