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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22053, 8 September 1933, Page 10

CONTENTS OF THIS fcSUE Loading Articles .. .. » Viscount Grey. Reserve Banking. Interpretation of Will .. Methodist Central Mission .. Tariff Revision Magistrate's Court Music The Wireless World The Industrial World Intellect Sharpeners , Transport Licenses .. .. Queen Carnival Letters to the Editor .. .. Unemployment Relief .. Cheque Book Frauds .. .. Amateur Wrestling .. .. Sympathetic Creditors .. Golf .. Egg Laying First Church Commerce and Finance .. Weather for August .. .. Shipping , Cable News Obituary The Reserve Bank Personal Building Subsidy Scheme .. The Weather Insurance Law Accidents and Fatalities .. Motor Accidents Amateur Boxing .... .. Trinity College of Music .. Fruit-Growers' Conference .. Fires• Local Body Loans Visitors to the City Tomahawk Domain Roslyn Presbyterian Church Cricket Provincial News Sporting Racing News. Trotting. Notes for Women To-morrow's Fixtures Rowing .. ..

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