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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20287, 21 December 1927, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. hat BETTER CHRISTMAS PRESENT THAN THIS? THE .MODS ALL-BRITISH GRAMOPHONE, LA GLORIA WHICH YOU CAN SECURE On SENSATIONAL TERMS. NO DEPOSIT—Ss A WEEK. £3 WORTH OF RECORDS FREE. Free Needles. Free Delivery. TWO YEARS' GUARANTEE. We are Extending this Offer till Christmas Eve, when it will Definitely Close. WATCH FOR OUR BIG RECORD SALE. HOME RECREATIONS, LTD., 167 RATTRAY STREET (Paterson’s Buildings). Telephone 12-940. P.O. Box 73. PLEASE NOTE. We would be pleased to receive any comments on our Broadcast from 32C, Christchurch, 250 metres sessions daily, noon to 1, except Saturdays and Sundays. Tuesday’s sessions 1 to 4 and 7 till 10. ' THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON. TO ■ALL OUR NUMEROUS PATRONS WE EXTEND THE SEASON’S GREETINGS. THE BRUCE RAILWAY AND COAL COMPANY, LTD., VOGEL STREET.

THIb WEEK’S OTAGO WITNESS (88 Pages), Contains A SUMMARY OF THE WEEK'S NEWS OF THE WORLD. FEATURES FUR THE HOME, THE FARM. THE STATION, AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. OLD COACHING DAYS: THE LIGHTS OF COBB AND CO. IN OTAGO. By E. M Lovell-Smith. “PATCHWORK PIECES: XXIX:— BIRTHDAYS.” By Eileen Service. “THE CHRISTMAS I REMEMBER BEST.” Confessions of Celebrities. “MY FUNNIEST YULE-TIDE EXPERIENCE.” By W. Greenwood. “ PUZZLES FOR CHRISTMAS GUESTS." By Henry E. Dndeney. “LIVELY GAMES FOR CHRISTMAS PARTIES.” By Marguerite Maynard. “CHRISTMAS CHEER.” “GRAPHIC NOTINGS: LVI.—THE ACORN.” By Lens. “LAWN TENNIS; HOW TO PLAY IT: X—THE FOREHAND STROKE.” By Rene Lacoste. “THE HANDY MAN'S CORNER: MAKING AND REPAIRING FISHING TACKLE.” SHORT STORIES—“A LOCAL GHOST STORY.” By Katherine Mercer. “ STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM.” By H. L. R. “THE MERCY OF THE MOUNTAINS.” By Dulce Carmen. ‘“UNTO US A CHILD.’” By C. R. “ Tlllf 'BLUE PATCHWORK QUILT.” By Mollie E. Jamieson. THE NOVELIST“TWO FAIR DAUGHTERS.” By Stella M During. “ THE GATE OF RINGING SANDS.” By Ottwell Binns. FOR THE LITTLE FOLK—“LAWLESS DAYS; A NEW ZEALAND SERIAL STORY.” By Mona Tracy “THE CIRCUS: A CHRISTMAS SURPRISE PRESENT.” Written and Illustrated by H. Cowham. “THE GNOMES OF GNOMANSLAND.” Bv Ern Shaw. “CHUMS OF THE DEEP SEA: XI.” By Ern Shaw. “CHUMS AT THE CIRCUS: V.” Bv Ern Shaw. LETTERS FROM THE OLD WRITERS. WOMEN’S SECTIONTABLE TALK “A LETTER FROM HOME." By Sheila Seobie Macdonald. “CHRISTMAS CUSTOMS AND FASHIONS.” By Esther. “IN FASHION’S REALM.’ By Marguerite. _ HOME INTERESTS FOR CHRISTCHIuItMAS HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS. LITERATURE AND LIFE—- “ THE MAGI,” By G race Noll Crowell. “ON CHRISTMAS MORN.” By Pope. BOOKS AND BOOKMEN. BOOKS OF THE DAY. THE SKETCHER—“THE BARGAIN.” Bv May Kendall. “THE PASSING OF THE CHRISTMAS GHOST.” “BALLAD OF THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS.”

THE ILLUSTRATIONS (12 Pages) INCLUDE— The Season of Universal Love: Father Christmas Decorating a Tree. His Work Well Done. The Children’s Dream of Father Christmas. . Universal Players in Lighter Roles. A Page of Beautiful Women. A Page Stolen from Animal-Land. Old Coaching Days: The Lights of Cobb and Co. in Otago. The Diamond Jubilee of the Borough of Alexandra. Gore A. and P. Association’s Annual Summer Show. .... New Zealand Amateur Athletic Championships at Christchurch. Commercial Travellers’ Orphanage Day at Dunedin. Auckland A. and P. Association’s Annual Summer Show. Novelties at the Motor Show at Olympia. Picturesque Lord Howe Island. Unique View of Sydney. “La Deliverance.” Ti.e Ship Discovery in London. Deerstalkers Returning Home. A Maori Carver. The Birthday Party. The Royal Tomb at Windsor Castle. Graceful Birds in the Auckland Zoo. A Pretty Drive in the Far North. A-wheel Round the Globe. A Breton Onion Man. Two Veterans of the Turf. The Otago Witness Far Away from Home. Mr John H. Johnson. Pavlova and the Swans. “Miss Otago” and “Miss New Zealand

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