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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21280, 10 March 1931, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. THIS WEEK’S OTA GO WITNESS 1 (80 Pages) Contains NEWS OF THE WORLD. FEATURES FOR THE HOME. THE FARM, THE STATION, AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. "IN THE BEST OP HUMOUR: A STUDY IN STILL LIFE.” By Stephen Leacock. “A MOUNTAIN HOLIDAY.” By G. Speden. "HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF: 188081; 1330-31.” By ,S. S. SHORT STORIES—- “ BRODIE’S WIFE.” By E. Mary Gurrey. “ONE VALENTINE’S DAY.” By Mrs Dawson Scott. “ THE PAYING GUEST.” By James Donald. THE "NOVELIST—“THE FOREST RANGER.” By Ben Bolt. FOR THE LITTLE FOLK—“LETTERS TO DOT FROM THE LITTLE FOLK.” ■/ “PETER PATTY AND MR PIP: THE TOY MOUSE.” “ CHUMS IN TOY TOWN: IX.” By Ern Shsjw. WOMEN’S SECTIONTABLE TALK. “THE COUNTRY WOMAN’S CORNER.” , By Jean. “IN FASHION’S REALM.” By Marguerite. “ GOOD VALUE FOR TIME EXPENDITURE.” “ARE CHILDREN MORE BEAUTIFUL?” HOME INTERESTS. HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS. LIFTERATURE AND.LIFE—- “ HORIZON.” By Eileen Duggan. “MY FIRST LONDON FOG.” By Geoffrey de Montalk. “BOOK TRADE STIMULATED.” , “ MARIE ANTOINETTE.” BOOKS AND BOOKMEN. . “THE LATEST BOOKS.”

THE SKETCHER-r- ---“ STARTING MARRIED LIFE AGAIN.” “HOW TO USE PERFUME.” “ THOSE ETERNAL SCALES.” “PARENTS CRITICISED.” THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE— Holidays Among the Mountains: From _ Glenorchy to Pembroke (Two Pages). Visit of the British Scout and Guide Leaders to New Zealand. Ladies’ Bowling Tournament on the St. Hilda Club’s Green, Dunedin. Interprovincial Ladies’ Bowling Match on the Otago Green, Dunedin. Relics of the Gold Mining Days at Golden Gully. The Golden Progress Quartz Mining Company’s Claim at Oturehua. Rural Activities in Central Otago. The Poolburn Dam, Central Otago. Visit of the American Athletes to Waimate. Opening of the Oyster > Season at Bluff. A Scene from the Retite Soiree Revue. In an Ophir Garden. Eastern Splendour at Colombo. To Defend the World’s Water Speed Record. The Bridge Over the Waihao River, West- • land. A Gigantic Trout. Old Dunedin from Tanna Hill. Guarding Against Earthquake Dangers in Wellington. , The Home of the Mayor of Invercargill. Latest Picture of Sydney Harbour Bridge. Some Interesting Coins. A New Freight-carrier: The Kini. The Australian Yacht Oimara. The Bowlter Electric Fountain. All that Remains of the 1 Steamer Victory. A 62-ounce Gold Nugget.

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