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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20793, 12 August 1929, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. THIS WEEK’S OTA G 0 YT I TN E S S To be Published To-morrow (Tuesday), Contains A SUMMARY OF THE WEEK’S NEWS OF THE WORLD. FEATURES FOR THE HOME, THE FARM, THE STATION, AND THE SPORTING FIELDS.

“A DESERTED VILLAGE.” By M. E. Usshor. “PATCHWORK PIECES: CXV—LINKS.” By Eileen Service. " MY COUNTRY NOTEBOOK.” By Murihiku. “GOAT, DOG, CUCKOO.” By H. M. “ WHO TRAVELS ALONE.” By Monte Holcroft. “THE HANDY HANS CORNER: REMEDYING SMOKY CHIMNEYS.” SHORT STORIES—“WELDON’S .WIDOW.” . By Tom Harris. “THE MYSTERY MILLIONAIRE.” By Winifred Graham. “HAIRPIN BEND.” By Lady Peirsc. THE NOVELIST—"THE GREENSTONE DAGGER.” By Franklin King. "LIFE’S MASQUERADE/ By Olive E. Ellison. FOR THE LITTLE FOLKLETTERS FROM THE LITTLE "THE HILL PEOPLE.” By Ruth Hertslet. “PEEPS OF FRANCE: LXXXI.” By Jeanne, “THE ADVENTURES OF BILLY BEAR: XLI.” "CHUMS AND FREDDIE THE FROG: VI.” By Ern Shay. WOMEN’S SECTIONTABLE TALK. “ A LETTER FROM HOME.” By A Wanderer. “THE COUNTRY WOMAN’S CORNER.” By Jean. "IN FASHION’S REALM.” By Marguerite “LOVE STORIES” Bv Esther. HOME INTERESTS. HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS. LITERATURE AND LIFE—“PAUSE ON THE ROAD.” By Richard Church. “LORD^ ROSEBERY AS A BOOKBOO*KS AND BOOKMEN. BOOKS OF THE DAY. THE SKETCHER—“TO ELIZABETH MY MOTHER.” By li.ric Liuklatcr. " 01 ' HIGH BLOOD “nOW^” ALL XEVKU -MARRY THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE— Snow-line Grandeur of New Zealand .Mountains— Alpine Party at the Foot of Mount Cook. The Rugged Lines of Mountain Giants. In the Shadow of Mount Egmont. IVith the Tractor on a Central Otago Station. Prize Birds at the Gore Poultry Show. Country Teams’ Match at Carisbrook. Jubilee of Pleasant Point Presbyterian Church. Timaru Ploughing Match Society’s Fixlure. International Rugby Football: Australia Dcients New Zealand. Successful Basket Ball Tournament in the \Vairarapa. Coming of Age of the Boy Stout Moveincut in Dunedin. bcoiit.s* Birthday Celebrations in WeiTnifrlon. JdN-ponenf of an Ancient Craft. Old English Folk Darning Festival. Greyhounds in Full Course. A Karo Deep-sea Fish, ('amera Record of a jockey's Bad Fall. New; F ashion Design for Spring Wear " 11 Min" 11 J,nd Whlfl 011 tllG r^op oC a s Pj.;; c in the Heart of a Citv. Ihe Church of the Golden Altar. Hie Manst Mission at Westport: Men’s LTencral Communion. Grant’s Tomb After Rain. Where Healtli is Nurtured One of Several Incendiary Fires in Cnnstchurch. RemodelHng of Dunedin Normal School. On the Tarras Side of the Hindis Pass. A Graceful Gown. •A Loru r Trek. Fine Gift to Kurow. South Canterbury Representative Hockey Team, A’Handful of Health. A \eterau of Ninety-jive Summers. C. Conroy.