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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21531, 31 December 1931, Page 8

CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE

Page. Leading Articles '. .. ..6-7 1931. The Year in New Zealand. The Year’s Obituary Record. The Rural World ........ .. 2 Music M .. 2 The Wireless World 2 The Weather 3 Feilding Bank Tragedy 3 Breakaway of Dock 3 Bookmaker Fined 3 Commerce and Finance 3 Sports of All Kinds .. .. ..4-5 Cricket. Lawn Tennis. Bowling. Rowing Athletic Notes. Swimming. Croquet. The New Year ...... 8 Shipping G Cable News 8,11 Personal .. • .. .. 8 Visitors to the City 8 Provincial News 11 Notes for Women 12-13

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