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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21020, 8 May 1930, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

THE pERPETUAL TRUSTEES COMPANY, LTD. .. ' Acts as Executor and Trustee under a Will. ..Every care is taken in tlie Realisation of Estates to the best advantage, and all matters which come under the control of the Company are regarded as strictly confidential. Full particulars as to the safeguards offered and the various classes of business undertaken by the Company may be obtained on application to any of the Branches of the Company at DTOsEDIN, CHRISTCHURCH, TIMARU, OAMARU, INVERCARGILL, ALFRED IBBOTSON, General Manager. platers,

W-A RON U I ; COAL THE -MOST ECONOMICAL. ALL COAL MERCHANTS,' Or' THE BRUCE RAILWAY AND COAL CO., LTD., ’Phone 11-779. Vogel street.

The personnel of the Directorate indicates the high standard of service given by l THE TRUSTEES, exegtjtobs, & AGENCY CO., OF N.Z., LTD., DIRECTORS; . " , , Sir John Roberts, C.M.G. Hon. Sir John Sinclair. Hon. Sir James Allen, G.C.M.G., K.C.B. P. C. Neill, Esq. George Robert Ritchie, Esq, Richard Hudson, Esq. S. C. Sutherland, Esq. E. E. CLOWES, Manager. Head Office: Corner Bond and Water Streets, Dunedin... , ■ . t Y 'i : ';' ■ v Eepresentative6 - and Local" Directors t£t; Invercargill, Oamaru, Timaru.

THIS WEEK'S QTAGO WITNESS Contains' A SUMMARY OF THE WEEK’S ’ NEWS OF THE WORLD. FEATURES FOR THE HOME. THE • FARM. THE STATION. AND THE , SPORTING FIELDS. “THE HARDY PIONEER: STORY OF . JOHN HUNT." By H. Beattie. “ PATCHWORK PIECES; CLIII, IN INTERLUDE.” By Eileen Service. “MY COUNTRY NOTE.BOOK.” By Murihiku. “FAMOUS MIS-STEPS OF JUSTICE; PUPPET TO A LORD;'OF CRIME.” , By Joseph Gollomb. “THE HAUNT OF GHOSTS.” By Arthur Sharp. SHORT STORIES—- “ WILLOW THE PRINCE.” By C. B. Allen. “SEAS OF ROMANCE.” By Rowland Cragg. . “ UNDER FALSE PRETENCES." By James Donald. ■ THE NOVELIST— - ' “THE MYSTERY OF RYEBURN MANOR.” By John Laurence. “AT FORT TURANGA; A TALE OF EAST COAST IN THE TROUB- ' LOUS TIMES OF TE KOOTI.” By Mary Ramsay Ellen Blair. FUR THE LITTLE FOLKLETTERS TO DOT FROM THE LITTLE FOLK. "THE ADVENTURES OF BILLY BEAR: LXXIX. " PETER, , PATTY,/AND MR i PIP: A DUCK OF A SWIM.” By Hilda H. Cowbam. “CHUMS IN WANDERLAND-- IV." By Ern Ehaw. By A WOMEN’S SECTIONTABLE TALK. “A LETTER FROM HOME.” Wanderer. ‘ THE COUNTRY WOMAN'S CORNER.” by Jean. ‘IN FASHIONS HEALM.” By Marguerite “ADENOIDS AND TONSILS.” By J. Josephine Baker, M.D, HOME INTERESTS., HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS. LITERATURE AND LIFE. “UNDER A WILTSHIRE APPLE TREE.” by Anna Bunston. “THE TRAGEDY OF D. H LAWRENCE.” By Edward Shanks. BOOKS AND BOOKMEN BOOKS OF THE DAY THE SKETCHER—- “ CONTRASTS.” By James T. Johnson. “ THE PERFECT GIRL.” “ THE ANGELS AT MONS.” “ KINEMA WEATHER.'” THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE— In Memory of Immortal Anzac: A Page dealing with the Ceremony at the Monument ,in Queen’s Gardens, Dunedin. A Page dealing with the Memorial Service in the Town Hal, Dunedin. Auzac Day Observances in Wellincton, Invercargill Honours the Memory of Anzac. Waimate pays tribute to Auzac Day Intcrumversity Championship Tournament at Auckland: One and twothirds pages, showing Teams. Competitors, and Events. Six Decades of Scholastic Progress* A Page dealing with the Sixtieth Anniversary of the Kakanui School Timaru High School's Jubilee, * 1880Laying the Foundation Stone of the new St. Patrick’s College. Welling-Stratii-Taieri A. and P. Society’s Annual Show at Middlemarch Unrest ‘in India: Anxious Days for those in authority. Citizens of To-morrow: Present-day Pupils of George Street School. Christchurch Hunt Club’s Opening Run. Europa, the Fastest Ocean Liner Afloat. The Marriage of the Duce’s Daughter. Mr P. S, do Q, Cabot. .Canine* Joalou