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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20701, 26 April 1929, Page 10

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. THURSDAY NIGHT NEW ZEALAND And AUSTRALIA LISTENED-IN. To A FULL SELECTION Of tie MUSICAL COMEDY ‘ . “THE SHOW BOAT” On . COLUMBIA RECORDS, BROADCAST FROM 4ZB, And the many telephone , rings inti- ■ mated that it was one of the best programmes that 4ZB has broadcast. THE RECORDS WERE KINDLY LOANED BY HOME RECREATIONS, 167 RATTRAY STREET. THE RECORDS WILL BE RELEASED FOR SALE SOME TIME IN MAY. COME IN AND HEAR THEM NOW, G INIf your Gin and Ginger Beer is not up to the mark, or does not suit your pMate, do not blame the Gin, but blame the cheap ginger beer—look at the label. THIS WEEK'S OTA G 0 WITNESS . Contains A SUMMARY OF THE WEEK'S NEWS OF THE WORLD. FEATURES FOR THE HOME. THE FARM. THE STATION, AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. “A BISHOP'S 81-CENTENARY: THE PERCY ‘ RELIQUES.’" By. A. H, Reed. “WHO TRAVELS ALONE: ADVENTURES OF.A LOW-BROW NOVELIST.” By Monte Holcroft. “PATCHWORK PIECES: XCIX.— ‘SO LITTLE?"' By Eileen. Service. “HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR GOLF: By George Gadd, British Professional. . “HOW WE KEEI WARM." By Professor J, Arthur Thomson. “GOALS AND TRIES.” Bv Hamilton Fyfe. “ MY COUNTRY NOTEBOOK.” By Murihiku. “THE : HANDY MAN’S CORNER: MAKING A POTTING SHED.” SHORT STORIES—- " THE ELEVENTH HOUR." By Margaret Morrow. “A PIECE OF SILVER ” By Hough Wood. “THE STAR TURN." By l.orth Buxton. THE NOVELIST—“THE GREENSTONE DAGGER." By Franklin King. “ UTU: A TALE OF THE MAORI •... By K. Watson and Paul H, Howard FOR THE LITTLE FOLKLETTERS FROM THE LITTLE FOLK. “THE HILL PEOPLE." - By Ruth Hertslet “PEEPS OF FRANCE: LXIV." By Jeanne. L’HE ADVENTURES BEAR. XXV.” CHUMS IN FIGURE Bv : Ern Shaw. OP BILLY LAND: III." . WOMEN'S SECTION—--1 TABLE FALK. “A LETTER FROM HOME." By A Wanderer. ! 'IN .FASHION'S REALM.” By Marguerite “ FIGURES AND FASHIONS." By Esther. v I DOME INTERESTS HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS. LITERATURE A&D. LIFE—- “ THE WAILING WALL.” By Don Gordon. "SOME POETS OF THE DAY.” By Charles Roden Buxton. HOOKS: AND BOOKMEN, BOOKS OF THE DAY VnF ’■'-KETCHER- “ FOR THE FALLEN.” By Laurence Binvon. “THE OLD LADY.” By W. M. Letts. “ MALAYAN LIFE.” THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE— A Sncessfu'. Function: Waipahi School Jubilee (Full Page). Interclub Lawn Tennis in Dunedin: Grade' Winners of the Matches. Otago Mounted Rifles Annual Camp at Tahuna Park, Dunedin. A Bishop’s Bi-centenary: The Percy “ Ueliques.” Combined Motor Cycle and Whippet Racing in Dunedin. Tobacco Growing at Rotorua. Yachting in Sydney Harbour. Civil War In Mexico. P ng in India New . Plunket Rooms at Takapau, Ilaw,keV Bay. Tumuka.and Geraldine A: and P. Association’s Show. "■ The Now Dance: The Clara Bow Stromp, Discovery of a New Southern Lake. Interprovincial Polo in Palmerston. North Cpening Ceremony of the Mascn River Bridge, North Canterbury, A mual Meeting of the Riverton Racing Club-