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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21446, 22 September 1931, Page 8

CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE

Pa?*, Leading Articles • " Off the Gold Standard." The Coalition Government. In Touch with Nature .. } City Police Court 2 Life in Ancient Greece .. 2 Record-breaking Trip 3 Port Chalmers News .. ~ .. 3 Stowaways Fined 3 Chamber of Commerce - 3 Commerce and Finance .. .. 3 The Rural World 4 Otago Rugby Union 5 Rates of Exchange 5 Sporting 5 Racing News, Trotting. Shipping .. 6 Cable Nows 7 Obituary 7 Personal 8 Visitors to the City 8 Unemployment Relief 8 Royal Male Choir 8 The New Coalition 8 Professional Wrestling .. .. ~ 8 Compensation Claim 8 Accidents and Fatalities 8 Sunday Enetrtainment 8 South Island Main Trunk .... 8 Ruapehu Tragedy ... 8 Letters to the Editor 10 Work of the Y.M.C.A 11 Bowling ii Provincial News .. .. .. .. 11 St. Kilda Borough 11 Notes for Women 12-13

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