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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21242, 24 January 1931, Page 12

CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE.

Pag*. Leading Articles 10 Wage Adjustments. The Question of Thrift. Communism in America. A Traveller’s Impressions .. .. 2 City Police Court 3 Marine Nature Notes .. .. 3 Literature Taieri County Council .. .. 5 The Sunday Circle .. .. .. 5 Passing Notes 3 Meeting of Farmers .. .. .. 6 Massey College 6 New Zealand University .. .. 7 Outram School 7 The Garden 7 H.M.S. Dunedirt 3 Cricket 3 The Tasman Aviator 3 Lake County ••• •• 9 Commerce and Finance .. •. 9 Shipping 10 Cable News H Pereonqi .. I 2 Accidents and Fatalities .. .. 12 Visitors to the City. 12 Letters to the Editor .. .. ..12 Bowls Tournament 12 Passenger Transport .. .. 16 PalmeTs’ton Show .. .. .. 17 Provincial News .. .. •• •• 17 Port Chalmers News 19 Sporting 1? * Racing News. Testing. Wellington Racing Club. Christchurch Notes. Takapuna Acceptances, Northland Trotting Club. Wairio Training Notes. Forbury Park Trotting Club." Married Women Teachers .. .. 19 The Industrial World .... 20 Intellect Sharpeners .. .. .. 20 The Southern Maori . • 21

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