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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22709, 23 October 1935, Page 8

The returned soldiers' golf tournament, which proved very successful last year, is to be held again this year on Labour Day at the Balmacewen course. Already over 50 entries have been received and it is fully anticipated that the programme, which will follow the same lines as previously, will provide excellent entertainment for players and spectators alike. Entries will be closed on Friday at 5 p.m. The Railways Department advertises in this issue particulars of a cheap day excursion to Catlins River branch and special train arrangements in connection with Maclennan Sports on Labour Day. Added interest to the proceedings of the annual meeting of the Otago Employers' Association, to be held' this evening, will be given by the presence of Mr T. 0. Bishop, secretary of the New Zealand Employers' Federation. Mr Bishop recently returned from Geneva, where he attended the International Labour Conference, and the address to be given on his experiences there should prove exceedingly interesting and instructive. E. W-. Walden, Architect, 34 Dowling street, and 22 Hart street. Roslyn—Advt. There is no mystery about it. Williamson's rings sell because they represent full value, and the designs are popular. You get dependable service, too. 31 Princes street. —Advt. See eaay, see well, see Sturmer and Watson, Opticians, 2 Octagon, Dunedin;— Advt. '.-•■' A! E J. Blakeley and W E. Bagley, dentists, Bank of Australasia, corner of Bond and Rattray streets (next Telesrranh Office) Telephone 12-359.—Advt. Who is Peter Dick? The leading tirm for optical and jewellery service. Peter Dick, jewellers and opticians, 490 Moray place, Dunedin -Advt