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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20309, 18 January 1928, Page 6

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. THIb WEEK’S Q r AGO WITNESS (84 Pages), Contains A SUMMARY OF THE WEEK’S NEWS OF THE WORLD. FEATURES FOR THE HOME. THE FARM. THE STATION, AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. “ A BOY IN THE BACKBLOCKS IN THE ’SIXTIES: III.” Recorded by. H. Beattie. “PATCHWORK PIECES: XXXIII. AT SEAL POINT.” By Eileen Service. GRAPHIC NOTINGS: LX—THE MOTOR CAR.” By Lens “LAWN TENNIS: HOW TO PLAY IT: XIV—VOLLEYING.” iiy Rene Lacoste. “THE ROYAL URIAH HEEP.” By Sidney Dark. “OCEAN FLIGHTS: ARE THEY WORTH THE COST?” WEATHER FORECASTES: SOME FLYERS’ OPINIONS.” “ THE HANDY MAN’S SAFETY DEVICES HOME.” CORNER: FOR THE SHORT STORIES—“ROSES OF DESTINY.” By Duke Carman. "A Mysterious Week-end.” By Winifred Graham. “THE HANDFUL.” By F. Frankfort Moore.

the novelist—- “ DRAGONFLY: A NOVEL OF AUSTRALIA.” By Bernard Cronin. “ THE GATE OF RINGING SANDS.” By Ottwell Binns. FOR THE LITTLE FOLK—“LAWLESS DAYS: A NEW ZEALAND SERIAL STORY,” By Mona Tracy. “CHUMS AT THE SEASIDE: II.” By Ern Shaw. LETTERS FROM THE LITTLE FOLK. WOMEN'S SECTIONTABLE TALK. “A LETTER FROM HOME.” Sheila Scobie Macdonald. "THIS MARRIAGE BUSINESS.' Plain Jane. “IN FASHION’S REALM.” Marguerite. HOME INTERESTS. HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS. By By By LITERATURE AND LIFE—“SILENCE.” By Marie Blake. “ A MEETING OF EAST AND WEST: SHAKESPEARE AND OMAR.” BOOKS AND BOOKMEN. BOOKS OF THE DAY. THE SKETCHES—"TO A CAGED CANARY.” By Cotton Noe. “GOOD FRENCH ACCENT.” “KEEPING HIS LOVE.” THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE— The Transtasman Flight— The Aviators and their Machine. Will They Never Come? The Long Wait at Trentham. A Section of the Crowd. Wives of the Aviators at Trentham. The Duke of York Shaking Hands with Lieutenant Mon. rieff. Otago Tramping Club— Members Tasting the Joys of the “ Open Road.” Jubilee of the Berwick Caledonian Society. Wyndham Racing Club’s Annual Meeting. Gala Day at Purakanui— The Decorated Boats Competition. Heroes of the Retreat from Mons. What London is Like When the Fog Comes Down. Football in Central Otago. The Bow of a Queer Sea Monster. A Thrilling Sport: Punt Racing. The Otago Representative Cricket Team. A Popular Actress Signs On. Miraculous Escape of a Racing Motorist. Four Generations of an Old Otago Family. Australia Leads the Way in a New Tin Hare Novelty. The Presbyterian Bible Class Conference at Ashburton. New Year’s Day at Kaka Point. Delegates at Annual Conference of Nurserymen. Forbury School Queen Car-nival. A Thoroughbred Shows Off. Honouring the Brave: Unveiling Ceremony at Pukerau School. After Happy Years. A Racing-Hunting Group. Pals; Everybody Happy. A New Sport; Outboard Motor Racing in Otago Harbour. A Beautiful Film Star. Bluff Harbour Board’s Tug M. V. Southland. Big Fish. New Zealand Anglican Girls’ Bible Class Union Camp at Fairlie. An Old South Canterbury Landmark Gone. Sir Alan Cobham’s African Tour. Es-Kaisei's Sister Married. Norwich Fat Stock Cattle Show. Young Men’s Bible Class Conference at Wanganui. Dip Hut, a Well-known Landmark on the Lindis Pass Road. Fashions Cartoons — Hoise With His Own Roboot. Me and My Shadow