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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22121, 27 November 1933, Page 8

CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE

Page. Leading Articles .. . 6 A Bonus for Politicians. The Cure for Newfoundland. Commerce and Finance .. .. 3 Motor Cycling 3 Sanders Cup Trial 3 Sporting 4 Cricket .. . • 5 Shipping .. ...... 6 Personal 8 Visitors to the City 8 Obituary 7 Cable News • • 7 Work of Parliament .. .. 8 Legislators’ Salaries 8 The Reserve Bank 8 Woman Missing 8 Buffer By-election ,8 Fires 8 Shop Assistants’ Wages .. .. 8 Accidents and Fatalities .. .. 8 St. Kilda Bathing' Tragedy. .. 8 Petrol Causes Fire 8 The French Language .. .. .. 9 Provincial News 10 Ex-soldiers’ Reunion 11 The Motor World .. 11 Jubilee of First Church .. .. . 12 Cycling Dispute .. 12 Port Chalmers Presbyterians .. 12 Dot’s Little Folk 13 The Weather 13 Unemployment Relief 13

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There are still Knights of the Round Table in King Arthur’s country. At Tintagel, Cornwall, which is supposed to be the birthplace of Arthur, the building of a new Hall of Chivalry of the Fellowship of the Knights of- King Arthur has lately been finished. The aim of the Order is personal service, and it is desired to revive the spirit of ( chivalry in the world of to-day. There is a kindred association, the Knights of King Arthur of the United States, in America. Although Cornwall is rich n Arthurian traditions, the main storehouse of the Round Table legends, Malory’s ‘‘ Morte d’Arthur,” is not very kind to Cornish knights, and King Mark of Cornwall cuts a sorry figure in the old stories.

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Guarded day and night, an old painting bought by a Bradford man, and lately on view at a Middleshorough art .exhibition, is believed to be worth a fortune. It is owned by Mr George Baxter, a retired wool merchant, who now lives at Rosedale Abbey. He bought the canvas from a man who made his fortune in a South African gold rush, and who later toured Italy,' studying and collecting art treasures. The picture was then very dirty, and it took a lot of careful work to restore it and reveal the work in detail. It depicts Christ carrying the cross, and experts to whom the picture has been submitted say that it was painted by the Italian master, Sebastiano del Piombo, about 400 years ago.

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