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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19261, 27 August 1924, Page 6

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. / MESSAGE FROM MARS.” Many people who were “Listening In” were disappointed at receiving no message from Mars on . its near approach to this planet, but wo have a message that will not disappoint anyone, and that is that WITCH’S OIL is guaranteed to give immediate relief to sufferers from Rheumatism, Lumbago. Sciatica, and all Pains of Nerve and Muscle. No trouble to use, marvellous in results. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY, B. S. SCOFIELD’S Premier Pharmacy, Stock Exchange Buildings. OHINESE FOOTBALLERS. The Chinese Footballers are visiting our Factory for inspection purposes on Friday afternoon, September 5. All Chinese citizens are also welcome. THOMSONS (LTD.). & JENKINS A; CO., THE RELIABLE PLUMBERS, 32 DOWLING STREET. All kinds of Jobbing Work done at SHORTEST NOTICE. ONLY EXPERTS EMPLOYED. Large Stocks of LAVATORY FITTINGS, Accessories, etc. Agents for BERKEFELD FILTERS. Dicker’s Gas and Chip Bath Heaters. THIS WEEK’S OTAGO WITNESS Contains 4 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—“SEX HYGIENE AND THE YOUNG,” By Jean Devanny. “AMAZING SCENES AT BUNGALOW TRIAL,” By Vincent Wray. “HUBBIES AND HOBBIES,” By O. E. Burton. SHORT STORIES—“AN ECHO OF THE PAST,” By Olive E. Ellison. “THE GREEN IDOL” By J. Sackville Martin. FOR THE LITTLE FOLK “THE STORY OF A LOW SPONGE,” LITTLE YELBy Olive M. Russell. Illustrated by Dorothy Law. ILLUSTRATIONS, Raising the Scuttled German Fleet at Scapa Flow. The Docks, Pulley Wheels, and Chains to Lift the Sunken Destroyers. After a Long Immersion the Hindonburg Ready for Floating. Henly Regatta: A Picturesque Course. The Otago Hunt Club's Meet at Seaview, Dunedin. ’ The Albany Street (Dunedin) School Jubilee: August 17, 1874-1924. The School. Ex-pupils of Various Decades, Past Teachers of the School. The Present Teaching Staff. ’ Striking Display by the Now Zealand Moat Producers’ Board at Wembley. The Grand National Carnival at Christchurch. The Varsity-College Annual Hockey Match University v. Pirates Charity Match at Carisbrook (Dunedin) for the Aingo Shield. The New Zealand Licensed Victuallers’ Association Executive, 1924-25. Slouth Island Maoris at Football. The Oldest Vessel in New Zealand. The Recfton Presbyterians. IniprovemcMits at the Y.W.C.A., Dunedin. The New Port of Waikokopu, East Coast. Funeral of the Captain of the 111-fated Ripple. Second Annual Conference of the Electric Power Boards' Association of New Zealand. The Nopera Hockey Competition Cup. Iron Duke Troop, Nelson. To Explore the Great Barrier Reef. The New Zealand Cross-country Championship at Wellington. J. W. Tapp (Otago), first man home. E. E. Brown (Otago), second man home. A Trotting Champion. Miss Gwitha Shand.