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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21773, 12 October 1932, Page 8

CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE

Page. Leading Article* .. .. .. -. The Appeal of the Antique. The School Book Contract. Supeannuation Fund, , Port Chalmers News . • • • .« 2 The Common Round 2 The Central Mission 2 South Otago Hospitals .. . - .2 Sporting - • 3 Racing News. Trotting. Unemployment 4 A Charming Annual .. .. .. 4 Native Land •• 4 Dunedin Training College 4 Commerce and Finance ... ... 4 Rural Credits Board .. 5 Returned Soldiers .. .. .. .. '-5 . Superannuation Fund .^6 Shipping ... ® Bakers’ Dispute ; .. <5 Games of Chance ® Obituary .. .. • 7 Cable News .. .. 7, Baptist Union 7 Wrestling ■ 7 Deterioration of Roads 7 Grants for Relief .. 8 y Christchurch Robberies ...... 8 Parliament .. .. 8 Personal .. .. .. . . • t. -8 ' Visitors to the City ? .. .. 'B/ Sale of Hotel • • • • * paring Robbery .. y ... .. .. 8 Lands and Public Works . f .«. 8 Unemployed Youths i.. . 8 Truck Dives Into Harbour .. .. 8 Magistrate Refuses Bail ....... 8 Letters to the Editor®.. .. .. " 8 Ladies’ Golf .. .. .. 8. Transport Policy ~.. . . •• ~ 8 Hydro-electric Power .. .. .. 9 Prestige of the House . . .. •• 9 Currency Control .. ...... 9 School Text Bboks ’.. .. .•• ® Future of Tourist Resorts .. .. 9 Court of Appeal 9 A Successful Experiment .. .. 9 Parliamentary News 9 Provincial News .. .. .. .. 10 Polynesian 'Literature .. .. 10 Manufacturers’ Association .. 10 Anglican Synod .. .. .. .. 11 ' Western Samoa .. .. .. ... 11 Engineering Trade 11 The Weather .. .. 11 Screen and Stage .v .. .... 11

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