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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22023, 4 August 1933, Page 10

CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE Pagf; Leading Articles • • 8 Seventy Years On. War Debts. Dominion Credit. City Police Court 2 Supreme Court 2 Magistrate’s Court 2 The Wireless World .. •• •• 2 The Industrial World 3 Music 3 Theft of Wallet 4 Sporting 4 Pacing News Trotting. Christchurch Jockey Chib. Claim for Damages 5 Queen Carnival 5 H.M.S. Diomede 5 Intellect Sharpeners 5 Egg Laying .. 5 Port Chalmers News 5 A Glorious Past .. .. ~. .. 6-7 Letters to the Editor .. .. .. 7 Shipping 8 Swimming 8 Marketing of Butter 9 Cable News 9 Obituary .. ...... .. 9 Tariff Commission 10 War Memoirs 10 Visitors to the City 10 Personal 10 Quality of Livestock 10 Transport Services 10 Charge of Theft 10 Otago Chess Tournament 11 Unemployment Belief 11 Provincial News 12 Commerce and Finance .. .. 13 Missing Climber .. .. .. 13 The Weather 13 Mr Justice Adams .. .. .. 13 World Conditions 13 The Craze for Speed .. 13 Notes for Women 14-15 To-morrow’s Fixtures 16 Golf 16

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