SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. x> ELIOIOUS LEMONADE. sixpence: a gallon. ALEXANDER’S CRYSTAL DRINKS. (Tho Standard Line.) SIXPENCE A PACKET. Can also bo obtained in RASPBERRY, UME, and ORANGE Flavours. Made in a Minute. BIG EXHIBITION In all probability Thomsons will distribute their beverages fret) of charge to tho general public visiting the forthcoming Exhibition. This in itself will constitute a great attraction. THIS WEEK’S OTAGO WITNESS Contains A SUMMARY OF THE WEEK’S NEWS OF THE WORLD. FEATURES FOR THE HOME. THE FARM. THE STATION, AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. "PINNER FAIR,” By M. S. S. “THE TRAGIC ELEMENT IN EXPLORATION,” By G. L. IT) or by. “BEHIND THE SCENES IN BIGAMY CASES.” By Vincent Wray. “WINSTON: THE MAN OF THE FUTURE,” By Philip of Philiatia. THE SKETCHER: SEALER, TRADER. WHALER. VI.—MR JONES DECLINES. By Mona Tracy. "THE TATTOOED HEART,” By W. J. Smyth. “STELLA’S ROMANCE.” By Emily Batmen. “ FOGGED,” By T. C. Bridges. “THE GARDEN OF FRIENDSHIP,” By Olive M. Russell. Illustrated by Dorothy Law. THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE— The Steading, Cattle Flat, near Wannka, Glendhu Bay, Lake Wanaka The Dunedin Jockey Club s Summer Meeting at Wingatui: Patrons of tho Sport. Snapshots of the Racing. ' Th© Wreck of the Konini: Views from Various Angles. The All Blacks in Action. Railway Mishaps in the North. Tho Dunedin Wool Sale. _ Uwaka A. and P. Association s Seventeenth Annual Show, December 17, 1924. Tho Samoan Faipules at Parliament House. Christmas Cheer; Salvation Army Citadel in Dunedin on tho Eve of Christmas. The Sanders Cup Contest. Clinton Soldiers’ Memorial. A Big Day at the Municipal Baths, DunAerial Derby Day at Richmond (New South W cilss) Russian Call for British Revolt. Primary Schools Cricket: Otago v. Southland. Diamond Wedding: Mr and Mrs Joseph Sparrow. Famous Politicians Caricatured. A Prize Dunedin Garden. The Waitahuna Presbyterian Church. Now Baptist Church, Recently Erected in Centro street, Georgetown. Helped to Victory by His Wife; Captain lan Fraser. Craigio Real M‘Kuy: Typo of Clydesdale Favoured in Argentine. After Pleasing the Eye, the Mammoth Cheese will Tickle the Palate. A Motor Lorry Mishap. “June and Betty,” (ho Margaret Morris Dancers. Mr L W. Raymond.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19374, 9 January 1925, Page 4
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