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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21300, 2 April 1931, Page 10

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. EXPERIENCE. Executorship is a specialised business, requiring not only a thorough knowledge of inheritance and tax laws and of estate procedure, but also a tested experience in investment and real estate matters. One individual rarely possesses either the training or the experience essential to competent estate management. The security of your estate, if placed in the care of the Public Trustee, will have the benefit of the combined experience and ability of a staff of trained experts whose business it is to care for estates. Consult the Public Trustee, Wellington, or any of his representatives throughout New Zealand. I A R B L E BARS. By the introduction of our pure fruit juice cordials and syrups which do not require the posting up of the necessary adulterations notices, we have increased the sales of some soda fountain proprietors by 25 per cent, and others 30 per cent. THOMSONS LTD. Per George J. Butcher, Representative. STANDARD INSURANCE GO., LTD., Transacts all SECTIONS of FIRE, MARINE, and ACCIDENT (including MOTOR 6AR) BUSINESS. Lowest Current Rates of Premium. Prompt and Liberal Loss Adjustments. This Local Company, established over half a century, solicits your patronage. P. T. ANDERSON, 29my Manager.

THIS WEEK'S QTAGO WITNESS (80 Pages) Contains 1 NEWS OF THE WORLD. FEATURES FOR THE HOME, THE FARM. THE STATION, AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. BEST SHORT STORIES. I—"LET FREEDOM RING.” By Peter B. Kyne. “IN THE BEST OF HUMOUR: THE NEWER TRUTHFULNESS.” By Stephen Leacock. “ THE OLD -ORDER CHANGETH." By M. E. S. “ THE MEDICI." By J. L. SHORT STORIES—"AN EYE FOR AN EYE.” By D. 0. Sandford. “SHE SWOOPED TO CONQUER." By G. Lawford Dalton. “ THE CASE OF CLARE." By Mollie E. Jamieson. THE NOVELIST—- “ THE FOREST RANGER.” By Ben Bolt. FOR THE LITTLE FOLK—“LETTERS TO DOT PROM THE LITTLE FOLK.” “WHY EASTER?" THE WEEK’S POEM: “THE EASTER EGG.” By A. A. Milne. “MARCH AND APRIL." “PETER PATTY AND MR PIP: THE LITTLE BLACK PIGS.” “CHUMS IN TOY TOWN: XII,” By Ern Shaw. WOMEN’S SECTIONTABLE TALK. “THE COUNTRY WOMAN’S CORNER.” By Jean. “IN FASHION’S REALM.” By Marguerite. “ THESE DETAILS." HOME INTERESTS. HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS. LITERATURE AND LIFE—- “ EASTER.” By Arthur J. Nickels. “ SANDALS." By Goldie Capers Smith. “ THE BRONTES.” By E, F. Benson. BOOKS AND BOOKMEN. BOOKS OF THE DAY. THE SKETCHER“THE GREEN PLACES." “THE HOUSE OF ROMANCE.” “THE CURING OF JONES.” “WIVES WILL ARGUE.” THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE— Christian Brothers High School Annual Sports Meeting at the Caledonian Ground, Dunedin. Round and About Lake Monowai, Seventysix Miles from Invercargil}. Old and New Ways Over Rivers in Central Otago. Photographic Memories ot Old Bendigo, Central Otago. The Waitaki River Above Kurow. Glimpses of Beauty in the Oamaru Gardens. Canterbury A. and P. Association’s Annual Ram Fair at Christchurch. Waimate Racing Club’s_ Jubilee Meeting. National Rifle Association Championship Meeting at Trentbam. M.U.1.0.0.F. Picnic and Sports at Company’s Bay. Shetland and Orkney Association’s Picnic at Company’s Bay. Dunedin Defeats Waikouaiti-Seacliff at Bowls. Carisbrook Veterans Versus Dunedin Club’s Veterans at Cricket. Annual Intercollege Cricket Match at Logan Park, Dunedin. Interclub Bowling in Dunedin: The Adess Shield Competition. Combined Lawn Tennis Doubles Tournament at Temuka. Eels Left by High Waters. Christchurch Parliamentary Union in Historic Surroundings. " Genesis,” the Latest Model Produced by Epstein. A Folding Plane to Fit in the Tube ot a Submarine. Australian Lighthorsemen on Parade in Melbourne. A New Theological College for Dunedin, A Much-hunted Boar Killed at Waikouaiti. At the Barn Doorstep. The New Auxiliary Trawler Konene. On the Road Near Woolston, Christchurch. The World’s Largest Sailing Ship Passing Under the World’s Largest Arch Bridge. A Dangerous Telegraph Post at Clarendon. Newest System for Training for Air Pilots. An Unusual Friendship. A Young Farmer of Spar Bush. A Freak Fowl. _ Miss Aroha Clifford and her Father. Brother J. I. G. Somerville. Mr W. N. Boers. tTVHE First Utility of Frequent and Regular Advertising consists in this: There is at all times a large class of persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first who asks.