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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23362, 30 November 1937, Page 10

CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE Leading Articles • ' " Chatterboxes." "Malignant Pessimism.' City Police Court Wreless Broadcasting .. .. ' The Kennel ; Dunedin Museum » Failure at Farming i" The Rural World - Poultry Notes 3 Falce Declarations Sale of Butchery .. .... Amateur Athletics ! Community Singing 5 Acclimatisation Society .. .. 6 Weather Data ' Foundry Strike 6 Lawn Tennis 6 Railway Service South Island Main Trunk .. Lincoln College Fate of Airman Efficient Service Tongan Officials Price of Petrol Press Anonymity Tourist Resorts The Reserve Bank Boxing Yachting Affairs Ratepayers Protest 10 Land Development ~ .. .. 10 Far East Relief Fund .. .. 10 The Deer Menace 10 Backblock Roads .... .. 10 Level Crossings .. 10 Public Works 10 Survey Flight 0 Mania for Cars 10 Public Bequests .... .. 10 Public Works Policy .. .. 10 Letters to the Editor .. .. I 5 Provincial News 1Suburban Bus Service .. .. 13 King's Birthday .. .... .. 13 Mortgagors and Lessees .. .. 13 Accidents and Fatalities .. .. 13 Bowling I 4 St. Kilda Council 1 Letter Writing 1 Commerce and Finance .. .. 14 The Weather 14 Sporting • • • • 15 Botanist's Tour 15 Notes for Women .. .. 16,17 Women's Bowleg Our Babies .. 1S CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS The following index is a selection from the announcements that appear in the classified advertisement columns of this issue: To Let ! Public Notices .. 1 Miscellaneous Wants .. .. 1 Tenders H Professional .., .. 11 Motor Services 11 Board and Residence .. •• H Educational .." i! Business Announcements .. 11 Accommodation at Holiday Resorts • • • • 1J Meetings ** Houses and Properties for Sale 12 Financial I 4 For Sale • • • • 18 Sales by Auction 18 Motor Cars, Motor Cycles, and Accessories 1° Money 18

"The greatness of a country does not depend on the vastness of boundaries, nor on the magnitude of national wealth, but on the number of happy people within its confines," said Mr C J. Dugan. secretary of the New Plymouth Labour Representation Committee in a public address at New Plymouth last week.

A Chemist s Duty 18 to carry out with (kill and Integrity your doctor's instructions. At the first symptom of illness—go to your doctor int. He give* great service. For medicine, ot course— WILKINSON & SON, Otago's Leading Chemist*.