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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23203, 29 May 1937, Page 15

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. TO-DAY'S MATCHES, Starting 2.45 p.m. LOGAN PARK: H.S. OLD BOYS v. MOSGIEL (The Two Leading Teams). Admission: Ground and Stand, Bd. OVAL No. 3: TECHNICAL v. NORTHERN. ELLIS PARK: SEACLIFF v. ROSLYN-WAKARI. PROSPECT PARK: MORNINGTON v. MAORI HILL. H. WOODHEAD, Sec. O.F.A. HOTELS JAMAICA PRODUCES THE FINEST, MILDEST,—THE WORLD'S BEST? RUM. OLD LONDON DOCK No. I'JAMAICA RUM. Matured in huge oak casks in the Great London Docks—aged to the maximum degree of mildness and flavour. Sold in five sizes of bottles—12s, 6s 6d, Ss Bd, 3s, and 2s. XH E GRA NI) HOT E L HOME SUPPLY STORE. A HOME AWAY FROM HOME. Have you noticed that Joseph Carter Is once more in evidence at the EMPIRE HOTEL, and cordially welcomes his old friends and patrons? Come soon and often. Recently returned from a trip to Europe, the Rev. Father G. M. Colgan, speaking at the annual meeting of the Society for the Protection of Women and Children at Wellington the other night, said the children attending the schools in Italy had but one book. It contained sections devoted to spelling, religion, history and the usual school subjects. All the children were in uniform, looked healthy, and were examined daily at the school by a doctor. Every day the children were given a hot dinner at the school, as many as 600 sitting down at a time. Signor Mussolini had caused the building or reconstruction of 26,000 schools.