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Otago Witness, Issue 3275, 20 December 1916, Page 30

A Craze lor Lead American Letter A New Tomato Appointment of Women Police Auckland Police Officers Battle .Stories Births, Marriages, and Deaths Books for the Christmas Holidays Calendar for the Week Call to the Colours Casualties Christmas Heading.—Dawn, " Sonic " Turkeys, Curious Christmas Charities, " Peace on .** Christmas, C and Modern Grates, Nineteenth Century Paris, The Man Who Went, The Pibroch, Christmas Porridge, A Remarkable Pudding, A Record Mince Pie, Meaning of Holly, The Boar's Head, Santa Clans, Advertising Agent, Old-fashioned Christmas, Ghost Stories, Christmas Aboard, Christmas Celebrated with Sorrow, Mistletoe, French Christmas Omens, Boyal Christmas Shopping City Trading Department Cycling Death from Accidental injuries Dot's Little Folk Draughts Dnnedin Horticultural Society Education Board Ex-Convict Wins T.C. ... Fanciers' Column Farm and .Station.—Show Dates, Food Production, Bam Breeding, Notes on Bural Topics, Export of Cheese, Stock and Grazing Notes, Agricultural ami Pastoral News, Southland Agricultural Notes, Wool Sales and Exports, Berkshire Pigs for Bacon, The North Island, Canterbury Markets, Our Yorkshire Letter, The Milling Industry, The Wheat Industry, Valuation of Wool, Blight on Potatoes' in Australia, Southland A. and P. Association, Owaka Show, Tuapeka Show. Waikouaiti Show, Commercial Cablegrams, Peninsula Show, The Wool Sales, Otago Land Board, The Breadstuff* and Produce Market Health Notes Horticultural Notes Ladies' Page.—Table Talk, The Week, " Alien's " Letter from England, In Fashion's Bealm, Home Interests Land and Water.—Homing Pigeon Club, Coursing Association, Cricket Literature Local and General Magistrate's Court Mining Military Service Board Moquet , Mouquet Farm Mr Massey and Sir J. G. Ward Multum in Parvo Nelson Research Work New Zealanders on the Somme T ' New Zealanders in the Somme Lui Notes and Queries Obituary Omnium Gatherum Otago Early Settlers' Association Our Baliies Passing Notes Pater's Chat With the Boys Peace Proposals Personal Items Personal Notes Poetry Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Railway Notification Roll of Honour School Vacations Science Notes Scrapie's Seditious Speeches Short Stories Soldiers' Liabilities Southland News Notes Sporting.—Talk of the Day, In a Nutshell, Canterbury Doings, Wellington Notes, Auckland Topics, Racing in New Zealand, Weights, Acceptances, Etc St. John Ambulance Supreme Court The Apiary The Country The Empire's Call The G-arden The Garland The Great War The Leather Industry The Morning After The Novelist The Otekaike Special School The Sketchcr The Stage.—Theatrical and Musical Notes ... The Week The Wool Market Waihemo County Council Witness Subscriptions - OUR ILLUSTRATIONS (87 Pictures)— View of Pounawea. Catlins River. The Upper Arm of Lake Wakatipu. Mountaineering in the Southern Alps. Some oi Dunedin'B Public Buildings ai New Zealand's Roll of Honour. The Right Hon. David Lloyd George. The Right Hon. Mr Asqnith. Funeral of Monsignor O'Leary at Lav Spme Beauty Spots on the Wanganu Southland Jubilee Show. Deer-stalking Country in Otago. Scenes on Kuwau Island, an Aucklf Resort, Falmerston A. and V. Show. Canberra, the Federal Capital of Ans

In a letter received by Mrs Amy Isaac, of Brooklyn, Wellington, from her eon, now serving in France, the writer states: "Fritz" you Avill know is a past master in the art of building dugouts, and a few days ago I had a look at one of his best. From what. I saw, I am quite satisfied that he thought his life safe for a few years to come, for he went to great trouble with his underground home in this case, probably 100 ft down into the earth with several entrances leading into the. broad passageways, glass doors at each end, ami perhaps 10 bedrooms, beautifully papered and well supplied with large mirrors ; a kitchen and stove with all modern conveniences, a splendid dining room, and so on, safe from the largest shells and lit with electric light throughout, woodwork painted white for all the world like the inside of some ship; a house in which any officer could live with his family in perfect safety.