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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19978, 21 December 1926, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. RATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF N.Z. (LTD.), Covers the Risks of FIRE, MARINE, Employers’ Liability Person, Accident, and Sickness Mortgage Indemnity Administration Bonds. AND ACCIDENT. Plateglass Burglary Fidelity Guarantee Public Risk Motor Car. HEAD OFFICE: Customhouse square, Dunedin. THE QTAGOI T N E S S (88 Pages), To be Published TO-DAY (TUESDAY), Contains A SUMMARY OF THE WEEK’S NEWS OF THE WORLD. FEATURES FOR THE HOME, THE FARM. THE STATION, AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. “ 1827: SERVANT OF THE WORLD,” By Ngarita Gordon. “WOMEN ON THE GOLF LINKS.— VIII: SLICING AND PULLING. By Cecil Leitch. “ BEAUTY,” By Colonel Arthur Lynch. “GRAPHIC NOTINGS.—IV; SEALING THE INK-WELL,” By Lens. “THE HANDY MAN’S CORNER: AN AUTOMATIC POULTRY FEEDER. SHORT STORIES—"THE GAME STREAK.” By Mary Maten “THE WAY OF THE WORLD.” By Brenda Elizabeth Spender. “THE ELEVENTH HOUR.” By Harold Bindloss. “An AMUSING YULETIDE.” By E. Newton Bungey. “'THE GIFT OF THE MAGI.” By O. Henry. DOT’S, LITTLE FOLK PAGELETTERS FROM THE OLD WRITERS. “A CHRISTMAS FANTASY.” Written and Illustrated by Hilda Cowham. “ PAUL AND PATSY’S PUZZLE PARTY.” By Henry E. Dudeney. “THE CHUMS’ SUMMER SPORTS— V: SCOOTER RACING.,” By Ern. Shaw. SPECIAL FEATURES. “CHRISTMAS REVELS HOW TO AMUSE THE YOUNG FOLK.” By Margaret Maynard. “THE DUMPY-DWARFS INVADE THE CHRISTMAS LARDER.” By Charles Harrison. PICTORIAL HUMOUR. LITERATURE AND LIFE—- “ CHRISTMAS.” By Agnes Mary Lawrence. DICKENS”S CHRISTMAS STORIES. By J. B. Brooks. BOOKS OF THE DAY. THE SKETCHER— ‘ “ON CHRISTMAS EVE.” By Amy Lowell. “CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS.” By 1 Philemon. WOMEN”S SECTIONTABLE TALK. “ A LETTER FROM HOME.”—By Sheila Scobie Macdonald. “ CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS.” By Esther. “IN FASHION’S REALM.”—By Marguerite. HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS. HOME INTERESTS. THE ILLUSTRATIONS (12 PAGES) INCLUDE— Dappled in Sunlight: The Turn of the Track in the Rhododendron, Botanical Gardens, Dunedin. Girl Guides’ Display at Tahuna Park, Dunedin. Rugged Beauty of Doubtful Sound. Life on a Sailing Ship: From the Deck of the Four-masted Barque Souvenir. Some Prize Beasts at Wyndham Show. Motor Cycle Hill-climbing Contests ct Wellington. The Wellington Trotting Club’s Summer Meeting. In Open Spaces: Concord, South of Dunedin. i the Avon, Christchurch. ;ter Shearing in the Victoria Valley, near Kaitaia. hooner Aground After Three Collisions, in and Laughter\ as Reflected by Two Pages of Young Things, elcome Home. Ivertising the Dominion, le Royal Wedding in Stockholm, lother Railway Crossing Smash. :tting Tax Scenes at Wye Races, itward Bound. rst Dunedin (Roslyn) Troop of Boy Scouts. •imary Education in New Zealand, flk Oil Tanks at Bluff. >ys for New Zealand Farms, i a Waikato Farm. _ le Calmness of Twilight, jening of the St. Clair Surf Club s Season. . , le Sanders Cup Trials in Auckland, ir Which Took the Wrong Turning. Meeting of Notable Men. •esident Inspects Famous Taxi of Marne Drive, ke Captive Stars, in Span Two Feet, lirty Years Ago. >ur Generations. Strange Foster-Mother, r Harry Lauder in America, Veteran Social Worker: Mrs R. S. Reynolds. Promising Swimmer: Leslie Olds. . Henri Sp&hlinger.