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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19616, 21 October 1925, Page 6

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

T 0 T A L ABOLITION (Which Means Prohibition) UNDER OUR PRESENT SYSTEM THE CONSUMPTION OP LIQUOR IS UNDER AUOHORISED CONTROL. IN AMERICA IT IS ILLEGAL, AND APPEARS TO BE CONTROLLING THE COUNTRY. yote continuance.

QTAGO WITNESS A SUMMARY OF THE WEEK'S NEWS OF THE WORLD. FEATURES FOR THE HOME. THE FARM. THE STATION. AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. " RANDOM RECOLLECTIONS," By Octogenarian. "ON A TARANAKI DAIRY FARM," By F. B. Forester. "THE JUNGLE BY NIGHT," By Rajput. "IN A TROPIC GARDEN," By Sir George Fenwick. •HOBNOBBING WITH THE 1.W.W.." By Simon Muir. "HER DAY OF ADVERSITY," A New Serial Story by Mrs Patrick THE SKETCHER"Pirates," by Elizabeth Coatswood. "The Half-wits Run the World," by H. L. Meucken. THE NATURALIST—"Some Introduced Birds of New Zealand," by Hon. G. M. Thomson, M.L.C. SHORT STORIES—"The One Who Cried," by Mona Tracy. "Up North." by Irene Robertson. "A Girl of To-dav." by Stuart Capel. "On \h& Cards," by Albert Moody. "The Story of Fan-Fan," by Mama Service (illustrated by "Dumblo"). LITERATURE AND LIFE—"The Coming," by Pamela Trovers. "The Song of Friendship: What 'Auld Lang Syne' Means to Mankind." Books of the Day. THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDEOpening of the Exhibition Gaiety Season: Winning Posters at the Spectacular Dance Carnival. Dunedin Competitions Society's Twentyfourth Annual FestivalSome First Prize-winners. Otago School of Dancing: Combined Ballets. Kaikorai School Choir, Standard IV. Miss Meda Paine's Students' Choir. Leech Lyric Club Choir. Forbury School Band. St. Joseph's Cathedral Choir. Dunedin Jockey Club's Spring Meeting at Wingatui. New Zealand Parliamentary Press Gallery, Session 1925. A Fruit Salad in One Plant. Lawn Tennis at Invercargill. Adult Ladies' Basket-ball at Invercargill. R 33 With a New Nose. A Lucky Sport . . A Tragedy of the Air: Remains of the Shenandoah. The Plunket Society's Rest Rooms at Gore. Four Days in the Hills. The British Seamen's Strike. The 111-fated Merganser. A Good Yachting Cruise. A German Sailinnr Barque at Auckland. Rock Carvings: Maori Messages from the Past. A Water Supply for Mataura.. Lawn Tennis at Winton. A Gevsev in a Washhouse. The Retriever of Cappv Ricks. International Trades Union Congress. A Racehorse Phenomenon. Tvpes of Labour Leaders. "Found Drowned": The Female Leopard. The Oldest Pioneer.

UNE R A L NOTICE. The Friends of the late Sir ANDREW FLEMING HUDDLESTON LE FLEMING (ana Family) are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late Residence. 165 Maitland street, THIS •W'KDNESDAy). October 21. at 1.30 p.m.. for the Anderson's Bay Cemetery. HUGH GOURLEY (LTD.j, Undertakers. ,