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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21409, 10 August 1931, Page 6

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES COMPANY, LTD., Acts as EXECUTOR and TRUSTEE. Directors: Otago—Win. E. Reynolds (Chairman), Edgar 0. Hazlett (Vice-chair-man), James Begg. George Black. C. Stanley Smith. Southland —Robert J. Gilraour. South Canterbury—Edward G. Kerr. North Otago—R K. Ireland. North Canterbury—C. fl. Hewlett amt C. J. Ronaldson. Offices: DUNEDIN, CHRISTCHURCH, TIMARU. OAMARU, INVERCARGILL ALFRED [BBOTSON, - General Manager. UG A R DUTY. Notwithstanding the f increased sugar iuty, Thomsons' Purity Standard and Quality will be maintained. No second >r lower grade sugars will be used and 10 sugar substitutes such as Saccharin, :tc., will be tolerated. THIS WEEK’S OTAGO WITNESS Contains NEWS OF THE WORLD, FEATURES FOR THE HOME, THE FARM, THE STATION, AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. ‘IN THE BEST OF HUMOUR: ASTRONOMICAL ALARMS.” By Stephen Leacock. ‘NEW YORK ROQFS.' By F, Emerson Andrews. ‘RUSSIA TO-DAY.” By Leon Kiril. THE GARDEN—“WORK FOR THE WEEK.” . By D. Tannock, A.H.R.H.S. FARM AND STATIONNOTES ON RURAL TOPICS. OUT AND ABOUT. OUR COUNTRYWOMAN'S CORNER. OUR YORKSHIRE LETTER. NEWS OF THE WEEK. COMMERCIAL — ■ THE MARKETS. FANCIERS' PAGE—THE KENNEL. POULTRY NOTES-. By “ Terror.” MININGNEWS OF THE INDUSTRY. THE STOCK EXCHANGE. THE COUNTRYLETTERS FROM CORRESPONDENTS SOUTHLAND NOTES. the Week— v NOTES ON CURRENT TOPICS. NOTES AND QUERIES—ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. SPORTINGTALK OF THE DAY. IN A NUTSHELL. By Sentinel. . TROTTING TRACK TALK. IN SADDLE AND SULKY. . By Adonie. CANTERBURY DOINGS. By Observer. WELLINGTON NOTES. Our Own Correspondent. AUCKLAND TOPICS. By Digger. WEIGHTS, ACCEPTANCES, ETC. THE STAGETHEATRICAL AND MUSICAL. By Paequin.. ; DRAUGHTS— Conducted by Ja’s. Beecot. CHESS— Conducted by L. D. Coombs. MOTOR AND CYCLE— Conducted by Demon. SHORT STORIES—‘ADAM: LAND-WORKER.” By E. Gunn. “ ONE OF THE FAILURES.” By wald Wildridge. ' “A WREATH AND A RIOT.” Frank Condon. THE FOR THE LITTLE FOLKLETTERS TO DOT FROM LITTLE FOLK. ■ “THE HUNTING OF FLOPPET.” THE WEEK'S POEM; “THE POBBLE WHO HAS NO TOES.” By Edward Lear. “PETER, PATTY. AND MR PIP: PLUM PUDDING PUG.” “ CHUMS’ HISTORICAL ADVENTURES: V.” By Ern Shaw. WOMEN’S SECTIONTABLE TALK. “ THE COUNTRY WOMAN’S CORNER.” “A LETTER FROM HOME.” By Sheila Scobie Macdonald. “IN FASHION’S REALM.” By Marguerite. * HOME INTERESTS. HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS. LITERATURE AND LIFE— • , “ BIRD.” By Frances M. Frost ; “ METHOD OF READING.’’ By J. B. Priestley. BOOKS AND BOOKMEN. THE LATEST BOOKS. THE SKETCHER—“NELL GWYNN SPEAKS.” By A. M. Batre. “A HELPFUL HUSBAND.” “ WHAT I EXPECT OF MY LIFE’S * PARTNER.” “WOULD-BE FILM STARS.” THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDE— The Hermitage Winter Sports Meeting at Mount Cook. Some Peeps at Southern Scenic Glories. International Cricket; New Zealand v. England in the First Tes,t. Froih Milton to Dunedin: A Well-con-tested Road Race. Training College Tournament in Christchurch: The Cathedral City Wins the Shield. Association Football in Wellington: The First Challenge Match for the English Trophy. The Waitaki Hydro-olectric Works, Showing the Otago Bank of the River. Otago Defeats Southland at Association Football at Logan Park, Dunedin. The Wigram Challenge Cup: A Dunedin Pilot First Holder of the Trophy, Anti-dazzle Device Invented in Greymouth. Putting a Large Flock of Sheep Across a Stream. Dominion Conference of Dairy Factory Managers. The First Wash-up of the Golden Progress Mine at Oturehua. A Portable Glasshouse in Christchurch. A Pageant of Kentish History. Friends’ School, Wanganui. With All Wheels Off the Track. The Late Jack Garrason. Otago dailv times and wti NESS JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT. Job Printing of every description done with despatch, and at lowest current rates.