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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21244, 27 January 1931, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. SODA FOUNTAINS MARBLE BARS REFRESHMENT ROOMS A notice readable at a distance of 15 feet must be placed in a conspicuous position behind the counter, one on every dispenser or bottle used, one on every counter, one on every table, as well as one on the walls of every room in which drinks are served. These notices must give true ß and honest statements of all adulterations contained in the beverages sold, intended to be sold, or kept for sale. FLAVOURED CORDIALS, SYRUPS. AND BEVERAGES. 1. Flavoured cordials, syrups, and beverages containing artificial chemical injurious preservatives such as salicylic acid, sulphur dioxide, or benzoate of spda must have these chemical preservatives declared on all the notices. 2. Flavoured cordials, syrups, and beverages containing artificial chemical colouring matter must have the colouring adulterations declared on all the notices. 3. Flavoured cordials, syrups, and beverages containing both artificial chemical colouring matter and artificial chemical preservatives must have both of these adulterations declared on all the notices. For goodness’ sake, do not drink these chemicals nor even allow your children to do so. THOMSONS, LTD.

ANGA L 0 A COAL (From Kaitangata). THE HAPPY MEDIUM BETWEEN A BLACK AND A BROWN COAL. GREAT HEAT. LONG LASTING. 21s 9d Cash per Half Ton. 4s Cash per Bag. DELIVERED IN CITY BOUNDARY ALL COAL MERCHANTS, Or THE BRUCE RAILWAY AND COAL CO.. LIMITED. Vogel street. Phone 11-779. 29n THIS WEEK’S QTAGO WITNESS (80 Pages) I Contains NEWS OF THE WORLD. FEATURES FOR THE HOME, THE FARM, THE STATION, AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. "IN THE BEST OP HUMOUR: THE TENNIS COURT AT THE SMITHS.” By Stephen Leacock. "A FAIR ISLE JUMPER.” By Robert G. Manson. "IN CENTRAL OTAGO: SOME RECOLLECTIONS OF RELIGIOUS LIFE.” By Rev. George Budd. “BUCKFAST ABBEY CHURCH: AN EFFORT IN REBUILDING.” SHORT STORIES—"THE COURTSHIP OF BEN MALLORY.” E. Mary Gurney. “ THE LADY, THE LOVER, AND THE POLICEMAN.” By John Laurence. “BLACK DOUGAL’S QUEST.” By J. C Pryce. THE NOVELIST—“TUSSOCKY TOPS; A NEW ZEALAND ROMANCE.” By Augusta White. “ THE GORGON.” By J. Lindsay Hamilton. FOR THE LIITLE FOLK—“LETTERS TO DOT FROM THE LITTLE FOLK.” "PETER, PATTY, AND MR PIP: THREE WILD MICE.” “CHUMS IN TOY TOWN: III,” By Ern Shaw. WOMEN’S SECTIONTABLE TALK. “THE COUNTRY WOMAN’S CORNER,” By Jean. “IN FASHION’S REALM.” By Marguerite. “THE UNDER - NOURISHED , CHILD.” HOME INTERESTS. HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS. LITERATURE and LIFE—“THE WILLOW TREE.” By Wilfred Thorley. “DANTE AND BEATRICE.” BOOKS AND BOOKMEN. BOOKS OF THE DAY. THE SKETCHER—- “ DAUGHTERS.” “TRUE STORY OF MRS GRUNDY.” “A SUCCESSFUL WIFE.” “ LOVE AND ROMANCE.” THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE— Through the Eyes of the Camera Over the Seas. A Big Enterprise: Okarito Five-mile Beach Gold Dredging Company. Education in Canterbury: School Jubilee at Fairlie. Visit of the Tasman Flyer to Dunedin. His Excellency the Governor General and Lady Bledisloe at Otama. The Prime Minister’s Home-coming. Wellington Racing Club’s Summer Meeting. Teachers’ Summer School at Christchurch; Members and Friends Visit Akaroa. Wellington Trotting Club’s, Gold Cup Meeting. Photographs by Lord Bledisloe. , A Field Day at Ashburton Experimental Farm: Another Effort to Meet the Craze for Novelties. A Picturesque Waterfall. Waikouaiti Agricultural and Pastoral Society’s Annual Show. Training for Championship Eight-Oar Race at Dunedin. ' Quick Work by the Dunedin Fire Brigade. Something to How] About. Countess’s Fourth Wedding. Pictorial Memories of Central Otago: St. Bathans in the ’Sixties. Oxford University Relay Races. After Fifty Years of Service. Punch Cartoon.