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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21359, 12 June 1931, Page 8

CONTENTS OF THIS ISSE.

'ACE. Leading Articlea .. 6 Unemployment Relief. - f Finance in Australia. The Rural World “ Dunedin Fanciers’ Club ... 3 The Arms Act 4 City Police Court . Port Chalmers News ...... J The Wireless World ...... 5 Music .. 5 Shipping 6 Uneconomic Competition ■ 7 Girl’s Flat Raided .. ... 7 Cable News 7 Personal 8 Visitors to the City ....... 8 i Damages in Full ........ 8 Unemployment ~ 8 Attempted Murder .. 8 Letters to the Editor .... •• 8 The Weather 9 Sir Truby King 9 Disciplinary Measures .. . • 9 Cigarette Coupons .. .. 9 Provincial News ~ 10 Prohibition Cause .. .. 10 A Dishonest Postmaster .. 10 Slot Machines Raided ..... 11 To-morrow’s Fixtures ...... 11 Commerce and Finance .... 11 Notes for Women .. .... 12-13 Magistrate’s Court .. ..... 13 Deportation Order ~ ... .. 14 Native Land Court 14 Peninsula County .. ... .. 14

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Mr Percy Graingeihe pianist and composer, has been i right in the playing of one of hism compositions by an infant prodiga five-year-old boy,; Francis Laska. 3e little fellow had' expressed a de to meet. Mr Graibger, some .of wl. works he- had played at concerts. > Mr Grainger invited him to lunc The boy told the composer that liked his “ Country Garden”, best, he played it for Mr Grainger. Af lunch he asked his host to play the k for him. Mr Grainger did so, a when he had finished Francis said You didn’t play it right.” ‘ Mr Grair went through part of it again unstopped by the boy, who reminded 1 that the score called for a repeat, r Grainger. consulted the score, and! to admit that Francis was * right, e thanked him for his lesson.

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