CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE Page Leading Articles 6 Russia and Japan. An Ancient Order of Chivalry. City Police Court 2 * Melbourne Service 2 Tourist Traffic 2 The Common Round 2 Wireless Broadcasting 2 Kinship of Sport 3 Naval and Military Notes .. .. 3 Abandoned Child 4 Drivers’ Licences .. .. .. • • 4 Letters to the Editor 4 University Senate 4 Probation Granted 4 Screen and Stage 3 Shipping •• •• 15 Cable News 7 Personal 3 Visitors to the City .. 8 Union Airways • • 8 Human’s Bowling 8 Floods in the North 8 Dairy Produce 8 t Order of St. John .. .. 8 Samoan Bananas 8 Air Services 9 The Milford Highway . ■ .. 10 Bowling 10 Provincial News .. .. •. .. 10 Sporting 11 Commerce and Finance .. .. 12 Helpful Policy .. 12 West Harbour Borougph .. .. 13 A Surprising Catch 15 Amateur Swimming 14 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS The following index is a selection from the announcements that appear in the classified advertisement columns of this issue;— Public Notices 1 Miscellaneous Wants 1 County Council Notices .. .. 3 Professional .. 9 Motor Services 9 Tenders 9 To Let 9 Board and Residence . • .. 9 Educational 9 Business Announcements .. .. 9 Accommodation the Holiday Resorts 9 Railway Notifications .. .. 9 Financial .... .. .. ~ 12 Houses and Properties for Sale 14 For Sale .. .. .. 14 Sales by Auction 14 Motor Cars, Motor Cycles, and Accessories 14 Money 14
A steam yacht, originally built for a prince, is to cruise round the world as a “ floating university.” There will be about 100 students on board men and women. They will attend regular qjasses in the ship during their world voyage. The yacht is the Hirondelle, built in France in 1911 for the late Prince of Monaco and chartered at one time by the former German Emperor. For tho past three years she has been laid up at Providence, Rhode Island. Now she has been chartered by the University Travel Association of New York. After the necessary refit, the Hirondelle will sail from New York in February on a voyage that will take her to ports in all parts of the world.
our Q,^th.. Yes—l 936 will be our 85th year in business . Wilkinson & Son will continue to give the best, and only the best, in medicine. WILKINSON & SON CHEMISTS Estab. 1852
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22779, 15 January 1936, Page 8
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