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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21600, 22 March 1932, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. THIS WEEK’S ()TAGO WITNESS To be Published To-day, Contains NEWS OF THE WORLD. FEATURES FOR THE HOME. THE FARM, THE STATION, AND THE SPORTING FIELDS. “IN THE BEST OF HUMOUR: THE CRIMINAL FACE.” By Stephen Leacock. “THE SHWE DAGON.” By Peter Fleming. “A LINK WITH THE PAST.’’ By Ken. J. Royal. THE GARDEN—“WORK FOR THE WEEK." By D, Tannock, A.H.R.H.S. FARM AND STATION—- . NOTES ON RURAL TOPICS. OUT AND ABOUT. OUR COUNTRY WOMAN’S CORNER. OUR YORKSHIRE LETTER. NEWS OF THE WEEK. COMMERCIALTEE MARKETS. FANCIERS’ PAGETHE KENNEL. POULTRY NOTES. By Terror. MINING— ’ NEWS OF THE INDUSTRY. THE STOCK EXCHANGE. THE COUNTRYLETTERS FROM CORRESPONDENTS. SOUTHLAND NOTES. THE WEEKNOTES 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 Adonia. CANTERBURY DOINGS. By Observer. WELLINGTON NOTES. Our Own Correspondent. AUCKLAND TOPICS. By Digger. WEIGHTS. ACCEPTANCES, ETC. THE STAGETHEATRICAL AND MUSICAL. By Pasquin.

DRAUGHTSConducted by Jas. Beecot. CHESS— Conducted by L. D. Coombs. MOTOR AND CYCLE— Conducted by Demon. THE NOVELIST—“A MYSTERY OF THE SKIES." By Paul Trent. SHORT STORIES—- “ THE HONEST WIRE MERCHANT." By Helena Carpenter. “ THE STAIR-WOMAN’S HOLIDAY." By N. Henderson. “ HIS SECOND WIFE.” By Dorothy Garrard. FOR THE LITTLE FOLKLETTERS TO DOT FROM THE LITTLE FOLK. THE WEEK’S POEM: THREE POEMS ON MUSIC. Ry James Joyce. “ THE CHRYSANTHEMUM PARTY." PETER PATTY AND MR PIP: PIGGY’S BEST BAND. “ CHUMS BECOME KINGS: XI," By Ern Shaw.

WOMEN'S SECTIONTABLE TALK. “THE COUNTRY WOMAN'S CORNER.” “ WHEN THE MILK TURNS SOUR.” “ HERBS FOR HEALTH AND BEAUTY.” “IN FASHION’S REALM." By Marguerite. HOME INTERESTS. HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS.

LITERATURE AND LIPE“IN AUTUMN.” By Theodosia Garrison. “VACHEL LINDSAY.” By Stephen Graham. “THE IMPORTANCE OF LYTTON STRACHEY.” By Edward Shanks. BOOKS AND BOOKMEN. THE LATEST BOOKS. THE SKETCHER—- “ STUBBLE.” “AUTUMN DAYS IN LONDON." “THE ‘SPORT v. LEARNING’ CONTROVERSY.” “WOMEN HAVE SUCH A POOR OPINION OF THEMSELVES.” THE ILLUSTRATIONS INCLUDEBy Hill and Lake in the South Island. When the City was in Swaddling Clothes: Dunedin in the 'Sixties. The Quest for Gold: Efforts of To-day and Milestones of the Past. Twelfth Field Battery, N.Z.A., in Bivouac at Matarae, Central Otago. First Battalion, Southland Regiment, in Camp at Invercargill. In One of the Largest Hop Gardens in Riwaka, Nelson. Balclutha Caledonian Society’s Annual Sports. Otago Interclub Eights Championship. New Zealand Athletic Championship Meeting at Auckland. Sidey Cup Day at the St. Clair Golf Club. Port Alma Leaving Dunedin Wharves Last Week. To Help Ordered Progress: Troops Off to India Geraldine, South Canterbury. One and a-half Tons of Jam. The Camera Gun at Wigram Aerodrome. Erection of Nelson’s New Cathedral. Dunedin Boat Driven by Air Propeller. New Zealand Produce Used in Morns Works. Members of the British Medical Association. Advisory Council to the N.Z. Broadcasting Board. Bowling Club Champions at Dunedin. Sir Janies Barrie with Mr Ramsay MacDonald. Messrs George Harper and Archibald F. Nicoll. The Late Mr H. M. Lund.