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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22122, 28 November 1933, Page 10

CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE

Paok. Leading Articles .. .. .... 8 Tariffs and Manufactures. The Auckland Wool Sales. St. Kilda Fatality . . .. .. 2 The Kennel .. .. 2 In Touch with Nature 2 The Rural World .. .. .. .. 3 Poultry Notes 3 City Police Court 3 A Serious Charge 4 Sporting 4 Compensation Sought 6 Supreme Court .. .. .. .. 5 Claim by Dalgety and Co 5 Winton Show .. .. .. .. .. 6 Blow with a Hammer 6 Swimming Carnival .. .. .. 6 Crime in New Zealand .. .. 6 Unemployment Relief ~ .. .. 6 Port Chalmers News .. .... 7 Conditions Abroad .... .. 7 Fijian Finances .. .. .. 7 Commerce and Finance .. .. 7 Local Body Debt 8 New Silver Coins 8 Shipping 8 Explosion in Mine ~ .. .. 9 Shipping Industry 9 Cable News 9 Personal 10 Visitors to the City 10 Desert Motor Service 10 Trade and Industry 10 Accidents and Fatalities .. .. 10 Fifty Houses Raided 10 Rise in Wool Prices .. .. 10 Crown Tenants 11 A Brutal Attack .. 11 Forfeiture of Coins ..... .. 11 Theft of Money .. .. .. .. 11 Safe Blown Open 11 Transport Services .. ... .. 11 The Weather .. .... „ .. 11 Amateur Rowing .. .. .. .. 11 Bowling . 12 Heavy Traffic Fees .. .. .. 13 Provincial News .13 Notes for Women .... ~ 14-15 Our Babies .. 15

Scenes of religious fervour such as only Naples can stage -were lately being enacted in that city. The famous “ Living Virgin,” the statue of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, which left Naples over 111 years ago, was allowed by the Pope to return for a few days before being taken to the Holy Land. Naples abandoned its ordinary pursuits to honour the statue, which is considered one. of the most miraculous in the world. Thousands of people visited it. Lame, blind, and other sick persona were driven up in all kinds of conveyances, from luxurious motor cars with liveried chauffeurs and footmen to the shabby Neapolitan coster-carts drawn by scraggy horses and mules. The occupants, of all classes, prostrated themselves at the foot of the statue to pray for health.

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