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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19283, 22 September 1924, Page 6

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. s PBCIAL LINE OF LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS. Fancy Lawn and Linen. In Cartons of 3 and 6 Handkerchiefs. Rich in Quality. Dainty in Design. 25 per cent, cheaper than anything now offering. During our scores of years' trading we nave never seen such high quality Handkerchiefs at such remarkably low prices. They are specially suitable for presents overseas. The cartons or© most artistically got up. See window display at BROWN, EWINGS, Of PRINCES STREET. yy. A R N I N G, It has come to our knowledge that quite a number of unlabellod Syphons of Soda Water are being passed oil as Thomsons’. Unless syphons carry Thomsons’ wellknown label, they are not genuine. Anyone discovered filling Thomsons’ syphons will be prosecuted. Before using a syphon, look for the wellknown Purity label. THIS WEEK’S OTAGO WITNESS To bo Published TO-MORROW (TUESDAY),. Will Contain 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. ORIGINAL ARTICLES—“YAQUTER PROTESTS HIS INNOCENCE.” By Vincent Wray. “ ONIONS. GARLICK, LEEKS, AND SHALLOTS.” By Ben Keys. SHORT STORIES—“THE LADDER DOWN THE CLIFF.” By Alice A. Kenny. “ WHEN LEAVES ARB FALLING,” By Ethel Holdsworth. FOR YOUNG READERS—“THE GOLDEN FLOWERS.” By Mari Parouni. Illustrated by Dorothy Law. THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE— Art in Photography; Through Paradise Woods at Wakatipu. A Stretch of the Beautiful Gatlins River, New Zealand Ladies’ Hockey Championship: The Winning Teams—Southland, Poverty Bay, Nelson A. The Officials who Conducted the Tournament The South Island Representative Team. The North Island Representative Team. The Southland Ladies’ Hookey Team. The Otago Representatives. Diamond Jubilee of the Dunedin Savings Bank, 1864-1924. Its Founders, Homes, and Directors. Interprovincial Rugby: Wellington v. Otago. The Tram Bolted: An Incident at North Sydney. Group at the Opening of the Kensington Tennis Club. A Real Motion Picture. Dominion of the Royal Now Zealand Society for the Health of Women and Children. New Zealand Amateur Golf Championship; The Champions—Mr Leo Quin (Eltham), Mr J. Goss (Wanganui). Lora Jellicoo’s Farewell Visit to Wanganui. Fire on N.Z. s.s. Kaikoura at Wellington. Wellington Spring Flower Show. Latest American Modes. A Soccer Surprise: Seacliff v. Northern. Types of Seaplane Carriers in Naval Review Off Spithead. Southland Primary School Champion Team. A Fine Bap; of Pheasants. Official Opening of the Birobwood Hunt Club’s New Kennels at'Otautau Sun-cure Paradise: Ken Wood, London. In Grateful Memory: New Zealand’s Wreath on the Brussels War Memorial Filipino "Siamese” Turns Accompany Radio with Banjo. An Historical Spot. The New Hall at Mangera; Presentation of the Key to the Prune Minister. The New Zealand High Commissioner in Belgium. The Imperial Conference of Students’ Dinner at the Savoy Hotel, London, Some of the Latest Arrivals from Home. The Old and the New: Manawatn Gorge Road. Four Generations. The Late Miss Lily Darby.