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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20268, 29 November 1927, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS rpHOMSONS, of this city, have been appointed Sole Agents for the Californian Crushed Fruit Corporation. They have landed their first shipment of Mission Orange Juice, which is all the rage in America and Canada This Orange Juice can now be obtained from some retailers in Dunedin, or direct from the Agents. Ruth By By THIS WEEK’S 01 AGO WITNESS (84 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. OLD COACHING DAYS: THE LIGHTS OF COBB AND CO. IN OTAGO. „ . . Bv E M. Lovell-Smith. “PATCHWORK PIECES: XXVI.OTATARA.” Bv Eileen Service. “ MY' COUNTRY NOTEBOOK.” By Murihiku. “GRAPHIC NOTINGS: LIII.—THE NEST EGG.” “LAWN L TENNIS: HOW TO PLAY IT: VII.—SERVICE.” Bv Rene Lacoste. “ SMUGGLING, ANCIENT AND MODERN." SHORT STORIES—“THE IMFOSSIBLE WOOING.” By E. Mary Gurney. “ O’DOWD’S SEND-OFF.” By Carlson E. Holmes. . „ “ WIFE TO DANIEL.” By “ THE® PATCHWORK QUILT.” Gus Gordon. THE NOVELIST—“TWO FAIR DAUGHTERS/ Stella M During. “ THE GATE OF RINGING SANDS.” By Ottwell Binns. for the LITTLE FOLK-“FOUR-LEAVED CLOVER.” By Katherine Mercer. Illustrated by « CHUMS IN THE DEEP SEA: VIII.” Bv Ern Shaw. ~ „ “ CHUMS AT THE CIRCUS: II.” By ' LETTF S RS W ’ FROM THE LITTLE FOLK. WOMEN’S SECTIONTABLE TALK. “A LETTER FROM HOME.” By Sheila Scobie Macdonald, “ON KEEPING YOUNG.” By Esther. “IN FASHION’S REALM. By Marguerite. mOMF INTERESTS. HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS. LITERATURE AND LIFE—“EPITAPH FOR A POET.” By Du Bose Heyward. “THE POPPY IN POETRY.” °-y John o’ London. ROOKS AND BOOKMEN. BOOKS OF THE DAY. I'he SKETCHER—- “ CHOICE.” By Elizabeth Colter. “THE FORTUNATE HILL.” By Dorothy Una Ratchffe. “GREAT-GRANDMAMMA.” By S. B. THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE— Otago Agricultural and Pastoral Society’s Summer Show at Dunedin. Taieri Agricultural and Pastoral Society s Summer Show at Outram. North Otago Agricultural and Pastoral Association’s Sixty-fourth Annual Opening'of the St. Clair Surf-bathing and Life-saving Club, Dunedin. Old Coaching Days: The Lights of Cobb and Co. in Otago. Fire at Invercargill. The War Memorial Gates at Caversham, Dunedin. A Now Theatre for Dunedin. Carnival Hours at Balclutha. An Up-to-date Dredge. Women and the Channel Swim. . Conference of the New Zealand Gram, Seed, and Produce Merchants. Invercargill’s Children of Mary Sodality. The Troubles of the Motorist. King Edward Technical College Old Boys Hockey Club. Dunedin Training College B Team. Modern Physical Culture for Women. A Three-legged Dairy Cow. The First Cricket Match at Logan Park. Dunedin. Armistice Day Celebrations in InvercarJnbiTee’of the North Glenkenich School Otago. \ ■ Long-hair ” Competition. The Latest Addition to Dunedin Fire Brigade Apparatus. The Old Order Changcth. Dublin’s Queen of Beauty, 1927. Fntercollegc Sports Meeting at Wellington. Ray Parer. Mr J. Williama.