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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21264, 19 February 1931, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Many persons regard with distaste the question of making a Will. This should be considered as an ordinary business matter —as it is merely the setting out in a formal manner of the desires of a Testator as to the disposal of his assets (and the income therefrom) after his decease. If you have not already made a Will, or if, owing to changing conditions, your present Will requires to be altered, consult THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES COMPANY, LTD., and obtain the advice of its officers. Branches: DUNEDIN, CHRISTCHURCH, TIMARU, OAMARU, INVERCARGILL. ALFRED IBBOTSON, General Manager. . THIS WEEK’S OTAGO WITNESS (80 Pages) Contains NEWS OP THE WORLD. FEATURES FOR THE HOME, THE FARM. THE STATION, AND ’THE SPORTING FIELDS. “IN THE BEST OF HUMQ'UR: SOFTENING THE STORIES FOR THE CHILDREN.” By Stephen Leacock. “MY COUNTRY NOTE BOOK.” By Murihiku. “ SEASIDE GHOSTS.” By William Maas. “ THE POST OFFICE AND THE SERPENT.” By A, E. Coppard. SHORT STORIES—“WHOSE AUNT?” By G. A. Birmingham. “THE OUTCAST.” By Jack Roundhouse. THE NOVELIST—“TUSSOCKY TOPS: A NEW ZEALAND ROMANCE.” By Aiigusta White. i FOR THE LITTLE FOLK—“LETTERS TO DOT FROM THE LITTLE FOLK.” “PETER PATTY, AND MR PIP: RUB-A-DUB-DUB.” “CHUMS IN TOY TOWN: VI." By Ern Shaw. WOMEN’S SECTIONTABLE TALK. “THE COUNTRY WOMAN’S CORNER.” By Jean. “IN FASHION’S REALM.” By Marguerite. “YOUR DRESSING TABLE.” HOME INTERESTS. HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS. LITERATURE AND LIFE— , “THE CITY OF OUR DREAMS.” “FAIRIES AND FUDGE.” “ IVANHOE REDIVIVIUS.” BOOKS AND BOOKMEN. BOOKS OF THE DAY. THE SKETCHED“THE DEATH OF ROBIN HOOD." “THE PLAY-IT-ALONE WIFE.” “HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE.”' “LEARNING WHILST PLAYIUTG.”

THE ILLUSTRATIONS (12 Pages) INCLUDE— Five Pages Dealing with the Afteiarnatb of the Earthquake in Napier and Bastings, and including: Panorama of the Ruins in the .Business Area of Napier. Homeless Families at Port Ahur2ri. Camping Gut at Corry’s Road, Napier. Where James Collins was Lost for Four Days. The Municipal Theatre, Napier, Now a Ruin. Refugees on Board H.M.S. Veroqica. A Napier Roadway. Gravediggers at the Park Bland Cemetery. , i The Burial Service at the Park Iq land Cemetery. The First Signs Perceived by TJ.S.S. Northumberland. The Annihilation of the Nurses’ B'.ome at Napier. At the Hospital on the Racecouvse. Canteen Helpers in Nelson Bark, Napier. Shelter on the Marine Parade. Refugees at the Racecourse Can^p. At the Relief Camps in Napien. The Bond of Fraternity in the Hour of Common Sorrow (One Page) Edendale School Celebrates an Important Jubilee. Wyndham School Celebrates its Anniversary. Gymkhana and Rodeo Carnival at TaEuna Park, Dunedin. Otago Amateur Athletic Championship Meeting at Dunedin. Milton Residents Hold a Picnic op St. Hilda Beach. Britain's New Giant Liner, CunardCT. Dominion Croquet Tournament Hesd at Christchurch. Fashion’s Latest Fancies for Milady’s Wardrobe. The World’s Land Speed Record: Victorious Bluebird. Two Important Dams in the North and South Islands. First National Horticultural Conference. Seven Lots of Wings in Repose at One Aerodrome. School Children as Wool Classers. Members of the Southland Tramping Club. Restriction of Railway Passenger Service. The Engine of the F. H. Stqwart Special. Supplies for Lighthouse Keepers. Youthful Feline Aristocracy. The Ponies at Caroline Bay, Timarn, Viscount Willingdon, Viceroy of India. Recent Dunedin Matriculants.