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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20901, 16 December 1929, Page 10

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Twin boys win The OXLEY FREE PRAM, Donald Benjamin and Ronald Edward Shallish, of 37 Richardson street, Dunedin. Send for entry form and enter baby's name for the next Free Pram. OXLEY’S 331 Princes street. Dunedin. 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. " CHRISTMAS DAY: ITS DRAMA AND ITS DREAM.” By Sir Hall Caine, C.H. “CHRISTMAS PARTIES: HOW TO MAKE THEM A SUCCESS.” By Marguerite Maynard. “FESTIVE FROLICS: GAMES FOR THE CHRISTMAS PARTY.” By G. W. H. “THE TALES OF PANTOMIME: WHERE THEY COME FROM.” By W. S. “PATCHWORK PIECES: CXXXIII THE STABLE.” By Eileen Service. “ CHRISTMAS PUZZLES AT THE BLUE LION.” By Henry E. Dudeney. “CHRISTMAS HUMOUR.” By Em Shaw. “MY COUNTRY NOTEBOOK.” By Murihiku. “THE HANDY MAN’S CORNER: STORING THE VEGETABLES.” SHORT STORIES—“IT IS FOR THE CHILD." By Eileen Duggan. “NO ROOM AT THE INN.” By C R. Allen. “THE LUCKY CHRISTMAS GIFT.” By Brenda Spender. “THE EVERLASTING CHIME.” By L. G. Moberly. FOR THE LITTLE FOLKLETTERS PROM THE LITTLI FOLK. “ THE NURSERY CHRISTMAS CIR GUS. Written and Illustrated b 1 Hilda Cowham. “THE GNOMES PREPARE FOi CHRISTMAS.” By Ern Shaw. “THE ADVENTURES OF BILLA BEAR. LIX.” “CHUMS IN CALENDAR LAND XI. OCTOBER,” By Ern Shaw, THE NOVELIST—"THE NECKLACE OF EL HOYA.' By Dulce Carman. WOMEN’S SECTIONTABLE TALK. “A LETTER PROM HOME.” By I Wanderer. “THE COUNTRY WOMAN'S CORNER, by Jean. "IN FASHION’S REALM.” By Mar guente. “PEEPS IN BULGARIA: VI.” £■ Anka Lambreva. HOME 'INTERESTS FOR CHRIST MAS. CHRISTMAS HINTS AND SUGGEE LITERATURE AND LIFE—- “ CHRISTMAS.” By Miss Monroe “CHRISTMAS IN VERSE” CHRISTMAS WITH THE POETS BOOKS AND BOOKMEN. BOOKS OF THE DAY. THE SKETCHED—- “ Christmas revels.” b^ C. E. B. "I AM FATHER CHRISTMAS” A LITTLE TALE: THE TURKEY. THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE— Three Pages of Christmas Pictures Appropnate to the Yuletide Season. Three Pages of Photographs Taken at the Royal Agricultural Society’s Show at Invercargill, and Showing Outstanding Winners of Champion Royals. One and a-hal£ Pages Dealing with the Visit of Sir Charles and Lady Alice Fergusson to Palmerston North, and Including Views of the Unveiling of the Memorial to the Fallen Members oi the N.Z. Medical Corps and the Laying of the Foundation Stone of Massey Agricultural College. One Page of the Celebration of the Jubilee of Circle Hill School, Milburn One Page Portraying Milestones of Civic Progress in Dunedin. Half-pages Dealing with the Gore A. and P. and the Clutha and Matau Society s Annual Summer Shows. And the Following:— New Home for the Prince of Wales. A hiew Zealand Flower Like Tropical Fruit. Fourteen Pairs of Twins. For "Wear in Cold Weather. A Valuable Shipment of Rams. Young Invercargill Swimmers. Parliamentary Education Committee in Dunedin. A Monoplane Made in New Zealand Main Highway Bridge at Pareora. An Eighteen-month-old Tramper. A Much-loved Churchman. The Late Sir John Findlay. Captain Kingsford Smith's Fiancee. T’HE First Utility of frequent and regular Advertising consists in this; There is at all time.- a large class of persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all they yield without hesitation to the first who asks.