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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19702, 1 February 1926, Page 6

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS “ jgEST BY TEST.” WHY THE WORDS ARE APPLIED TO OHAi COAL. Ohai Coal has proved its worth in hundreds and hundreds of Dunedin households. Users agree that it is Southland’s “best” Coal, and these people know —they have “tested” it and found it to be the “best.” What words could be more appropriate, and at the same time tell the whole story, than “Best by Test”? Don’t experiment—use “O H A I.” THE BRUCE RAILWAY AND COAL CO. (LD.), Office: ’Phones: Vogel street. 317 and 348. Gifts that will be appreciated. INSPECT OUR DISPLAY Of WHITE ENAMELED BATHROOM WARE. Cabinets, Bath Seats, Tooth Brush Racks, Nickel-plated Towel Rails, Soap and Sponge Holders, etc. C. S. JENKINS & CO. (LTIM, THE “RELIABLE” PLUMBERS, 32 DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. ’Phone 149,4. THE QT AGO WITNESS, (88 Pages), To be Published TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), Contains A SUMMARY OF THE WEEK’S NEWS OF THE WORLD. FEATURES FO& THE HOME. THE FARM, THE STATION, AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. “ WILL POWER,” By Colonel Arthur Lynch. “BETWEEN YOU AND ME,” By J. T. ‘THE EXHIBITION: AS I SEE IT,” By Josephine O’Neill. “CONCERNING ROYALTY: 111. THE CROWN PRINCE CHARLES. By J. P. “ THE GOLD STANDARD, By Goring Reade. LITERATURE AND LIFE—“YOUTH SINGS.” By Marian E. Wildman. “THfe POWER OF THE WORD.” By T, Michael Pope. BOOKS OF THE DAY. IHE SKETCHED—“HEARKEN TO THE HAMMERS.” By Lawrence Binyon. “THE WEDDING GIFT.” By William Maas. -HE NATURALIST—“SOME INTRODUCED BIRDS OP NEW ZEALAND.” By the Hon. G. M. Thomson, M.L.C. HORT STORIES—- “ CHANCE.” By Alice A. Kenny. “A CLOSE SHAVE.” By Rona Rivero. ‘THE WHEEL OF THE FOSTERS.” By E. B. Soote. ‘ SNOW LILY AND PAINTER’S •BRUSH.” By C. N. Williamson. OR THE LITTLE FOLK—“JOHN AND THE BEANSTALKS.” By Ruth Hertsleti Illustrated by “ Durable.” -HE ILLUSTRATIONS (12 PAGES) INCLUDE— Ie Library in Castle Hluboka, in Central Bohemia. Picturesque Ride and Hunt, terprovincial Cricket: Wellington v. Otago. The Teams. Snapshots of play, orticulture Week at the Exhibition: Part of the Fine Display of Flower Exhibits. The Citrus Fruit Exhibit from Auckland. Portion of the Central Otago Fruit Display. Decorated Table Exhibits from Oamaru. le French Sloop Cassiopee at Dunedin: His Worship the Mayor and Captain J. Decoux. His Worship Going Aboard to Welcome the Ship to Dunedin. The Cassiopee in the Steamer Basin. Firing a Salute from One of the French Seventy-fives. ie Forbury Park Trotting Club s Summer Meeting at Dunedin: A Section of the Crowd on the Lawn Watching a Race in Progress. Miss Irwin Presenting the Dunedin Start* of the Southland Handicap— Thirty-three Horses Get Fairly Away. Pinishe of. the Race, Finish of the Dunedin Cup. > Help the Aged: His Excellency Laying the Foundation Stone of the Dunrowan Hospital at Ross Home. Rev. John Kilpatrick Offering Dedicatory Prayer, ie New Zealand Swimming Championships at Napier: Norman Dowsett, Mile Champion. Miss Kathleen Miller, 220 Yards Girls’ Intermediate Champion. Leslie Olds, 220 Yards Junior Boys Champion. ie New Zealand Annual Bowling Tournament at Dunedin. The Champion Rinks. The Runners-up. The Last Head in the Rink Championship. ' ~ The Winners and Runners-up in the Champion Pairs. The President Making a Presentation. istinguished Visitors: Lord and Lady Allenby. .remonics at St. Patrick’s Dominican College, Teschemakers: Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes at the College. Ladies on Retreat, ic Evacuation of Cologne; Farewell Scenes in the Snow, ie Winter Sports Season: At St. Moritz, Switzerland. At Wimbledon Park, London, ie British Colonial Minister at Geneva, itchener Chapel in St. Paul s. ie United States Congress in Session, i the Icy Grip of Winter: Niagara Falls, the Damages of War. Rhcims Cathedral. ie World's Record in Oxford Bags, irl Champion Javelin Thrower, ud Bathing for Beauty. - Isatian as Detective. Peep O” A Sudanese Mother and Her Railway Servants’ Picnic at the Glen, road Bay. Barlow Portrait of Shakespeare, lion’s Fancies. itocratic Jerseys. Week in England. :daws Spoil a Cathedral. Extraordinary Attitude in High imping. itika’s Newest Statue. ■idea's Part in European Affairs. L'AGO WITNESS. —Largest Country Circulation of any weekly in the union. Found in every farmhouse m jo and Southland, and circulating fiy in Canterbury and northern rural icts, it offers unrivailfcd facilities for