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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20315, 25 January 1928, Page 6

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. OTAGO DISTRICT. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND SUBSCRIBERS. A BRANCH OFFICE Of the OTAGO DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS NEWSPAPERS COMPANY, LTD., Has been Established at MARSHALL’S BUILDINGS, OAMARU. Clients may obtain all information concerning Advertising, terms of Subscription to the Otago Daily Times and the Otago Witness, etc., from the RepresentatlV6’ ARTHUR H. VILE, MARSHALL’S BUILDINGS, OAMARU. ’Phone 1454. P.O. Box 479. THIS WEEK'S QI 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; IV.” Rppordfid by H. Beattie. PATCHWORK PIECES: XXXIVTHE PRINCE AND THE SEA.” By Eileen Service. ‘GRAPHIC NOTINGS: LXI— A great SUBJECT.” ‘LAWN Le TENNIS; HOW TO PLAY IT- XV—THE SMASH AND THE LOB.” iiv Rene Lacoste. 'GETTING A PLAY PRODUCED. B.v a Dramatist. ‘THE HANDY MANS CORNER: HOW TO MAKE AN ARBOUR. ;ORT STORIES—‘THESE CHILDREN.” By Betty ‘LOCHINVAR’S RIVAL.” By Dale 1 THE 6 EXECUTIONER.” By Ethel F. Heddle. IE NOVELIST—‘DRAGONFLY; A NOVEL OF AUSTRALIA” By Bernard Cronin. “THE GATE OF RINGING SANDS.” By Ottvell Binns. iR THE LITTLE FOLK—‘LAWLESS DAYS: A NEW ZEALAND SERIAL STORY.” By Mona ‘CHUMS AT THE SEASIDE: III" LETTERS Sh FROM THE LITTLE FOLK. MEN’S SECTION—--4IBLE TALK { LETTER FROM HOME.” IN FASHION’S REALM.” Marguerite. OME INTERESTS. iINTS AND SUGGESTIONS. By ERATURE AND LIFE—FHE REBEL.” By Vera Wheatley. BURNING SAPPHO.’” DOKS AND BOOKMEN. 30KS OF THE DAY. [E SKETCHER—THE ‘ PARDON ’ AT GUINGAMP.” wiA“ iO ?Ou"sHODLD KNOW ABOUT CHEQUES.” ‘ DON’T ‘ PARADE HIM. THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE— Ie Tramtasman Tragedy: The Last I arewells and Photographs. The Missing Aviators. Th Rubber Boat. Swinging the “ Prop. . Farewell to the Aaventurous Airmen. . inter Sports at Bealey Glacier. Glissading on the Snow-covered Hillsides. . The Party Near the Glacier. Youthful Members Enjoying the » Sport. ,-ening on the Old Punt Road, NgaruaLonesome Pine: The Last of the Forest at Deborah Bay. i Angry Sky: Sunset in Southland. Railway Bridge, Cromwell Gorgesnouring the Pioneers: Otama-Knapdale Jubilee Celebration, orld’s Biggest Arch Bridge, Sydney. Remarkable Example of Church Architecture. itest Raiment for Sea Sirens, istralia’s First Presbyterian Church, imoses of Clyde: The Picturesque and Progressive Central Otago Town. ie New Zealand Bowling Tournament at Christchurch. Snapshots of the Play and Players, le Golden Fleece. Preparing for the Next Wool Sale in Dunedin. Bridge Collapse, lifting a Railway Station. Level Crossing Smash. Bie Pull. [id the Silent Hills. irth-East Harbour Rowing Club, a Innovation at North-East Harbour. a Jnuaual Visitor at St. Clair, inch Cartoon.

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