CONTENTS OF TH!S ISSUE ; ~ Page. Leading Articles .. ' 19 The Memory of Anzac. War-time President.' Pension Reductions. Reduction of Fixed Charges. Action Ijor Damages .1 .. .■ 2 Sunshine and Shadows of Colonial : Life The Sunday Circle 3 Religious Education 3' Health Notes .. i.. .. .. 3 Literature . . -... 4 An Atmospheric Study Exchange of Personalities .. <5 Passing , Notes 1 . 6 Upper Hutt Tragedy 7 Olympic Games .. ; 7 ■ Impostor Sentenced •■;. 7. A Trip Abroad . .'ff. ’ 7 ■ Letters to the Editor .. .. 8 Commerce and Finance .. .. 9 Use of the .Closure 9 Shipping . ■. .. 10 Cable News ;. 11 Personal .. ... .. .. .. 12 The Auckland Hospital .. ~ 12 \ Auckland Rioters . . .. 12 Frayed Nerves ~ ..12,, Pension Reductions ~ 12 Unemployment , .. 12; Visitors to 'the City 12 Adjustment Bill .. .. 12 The Cost of Living MunicipiU" Affaire 16 Port Chalmers News .. .. .. 10 Provincial News .. 18 The Weather - 19 Sporting 19 Racing News, Trotting. ■1 .Forbury .Park Trotting Club. ’ t ! Nelson Jockey Clubi Taieri County Council, pi .. .. .. 19 Garden .. X 19 The Industrial World .. .. 20 Intellect Sharpeners ' 20 Beginnings .... 21 City Police Court " 21
There is a steel fortress under a . London building which will defy the wit of the most enterprising burglar to open. It is a new safe deposit below Dorland House in Regent street, with doors built to resist explosives, drills, or even the electric arc. The main door weighs 20 tons, and is fitted with a time lock which can bo set to prevent the door being opened for three hours in any circumstances. When Sir Josiah Stamp opened this safe deposit he recalled the fact that it was over 100 years since Jeremiah Chubb invented his first lock and safe. To-day, he said, over 50,000,000 locks are made in a year, and 6000 skilled men are employed all over the world in making them.
High Class Drugs in your medicine The drugs we use In our dispensing ore the best It la possible to buy. We consider dispensing Is too serious ft work to use anything but the best in quality. Direct Importing of high-class drugs by us, however. keeps down the cost. & SON CHFMIStS 297 CEoeoe si cn>. kno» crunch M PRINCteS
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21627, 23 April 1932, Page 12
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