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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19967, 8 December 1926, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS THE QTAGO (84 Pages), Contains A SUMMARY OF THE WEEK’S NEWS OF THE WORLD. T?F ATTIRES FOR THE HOME. THE FARM THE STATION. AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. “OUR INNER GLORIES,” By Temple Cloister. . “POETRY,” By Colonel Arthur Lynch. “WOMEN ON THE GOLF LINKS —VI; THE WORK OF THE NIBLICK” By Cecil Leitch. “GRAPHIC NOTINGS —II: THE PLAY’S THE THING.” By Lens. “THE HANDY MAN’S CORNER: MAKING A DOLL’S HOUSE.” SHORT STORIES—“EDGE OF THE WORLD.” By E. Mary Gurney. “THE TEA BASKET.” By L. A. Dugdale. “THE LOVE PILLOW.” By Mrs Patrick Macgill. “THE MAN WHO LAY ASLEEP.” By Maurice Level. FOR THE LITTLE FOLK“SALLY WITHOUT A SHADOW.” By Lucie Winn. Illustrated by Durable. “THE CHUMS’ SUMMER SPORTS—III: BOWLS. By Ern Shaw. LETTERS FROM THE LITTLE FOLK. LITERATURE AND LIFE—"IF WE FOUND WORLDS.” By Pamela Travers. “THE LANCET AND THE PEN.” By John o’ London. BOOKS OF THE DAY. THE SKETCHER—“VALSB TRISTE.” By Phyllis Megroz. “HUMOURS OF CRICKET.” By A Spectator. WOMEN'S SECTIONTABLE TALK. “A LETTER FROM HGME.” —By Sheila Scobie Macdonald. “‘WHITE LIES.’” By Esther. “PRETTY AND EASILY-MADE CHRISTMAS GIFTS.” By. Ida Meller. “IN FASHION’S REALM.”— By Marguerite. HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS. HOME INTERESTS. THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE — In Memory of Brave Men; The Delville Wood Memorial Unveiled. “The Guard Dies, but Never Surrenders. Forbury Park Trotting Club’s Spring Meeting at Dunedin. Travel de Luxe on the High Seas. The Chaos in China. “Slip Coaches” for Airships. The Delights of Masquerade. America’s International Beauty Contest. Battleship Boilers Help to Make Stockings. ’ World’s Fastest Flying Boat. London’s Oldest - Cabby and His “Duchess. An Otago Harbour Board Enterprise. The Thrills of Motor Racing. North Shore Bridge, Sydney. Four Generations. “The Little Woman Preacher.” Maternal Responsibility. Fashion’s Fancies. Bobbed Hair versus Long Tresses. Woman Record-breaker in Long Swim. The Sculling Championship of New Zealand. Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery. Britain’s Most Powerful Passenger Locomotive. New Locomotives Built in New Zealand. The Doomed Ayrshire. H.M.S. Eagle Home Again. First British Submarine with a Name. Outsider’s Cesarewitch Victory at Newmarket. “Miss New Zealand” Comes Home to Dunedin. The Historic Regatta at Venice. A New Bridge to Connect England with Scotland. Washington’s Most Beautiful Debutante. A Dainty Bit of Intimate Wear. Admiral Sir James Fergusson, with His Wife and Daughters. “Father” of Presbyterian Ministry. Mr C. W. Rattray. Mr W. H. Skinner (New Plymouth), Gordon M'Lennan.