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Otago Witness, Issue 3444, 16 March 1920, Page 30

TABLE OF CONTENTS. Action Against Shipping Company Angling ... , ... ... Arbitration Court .' ... ... Archerfield ... ... • Awards and Decorations ... ... . Big German Dye Campaign ... ... ..» ... Births, Marriages, a,nd Deatha * «• Bread Prices Bruce County Council Calendar lor the Week •• Casualties , China and Japan ... Commercial ... Cycling and Motor Notes » ... ... ••• Dangerous Beaches Death Due to Fright ... ... Dot's Little Folk ... ... Draughts .... ....... .... ... ... Echoes of the War ... Emigration ... Fanciers ... ... , Farm, and Station..—Grading of the Herd, Salting Butter, Notes on Rural Topics, Otago Land. Board, The Breadstuffs and Produce Markets, Live Breeding; The North Island, Otago A. and P. Society, Our Yorkshire Letter, 'Stock and Grazing Notes, Agricultural and Pastoral News, Fanners' Meeting, Southland Agricultural Notes, Pickled Pelts, Canterbury Grain and Produce Markets ... Fire in a Mine , Fire at. Greymouth .., -■ Finance and Exchange Bates Fun and Fancy ... ... .., Garden and Orchard ... Graves of Heroes Hall of Memories Hokitika's War Memorial ... Hospital Board ... ... ..." .;. ... .., ... Immature Timber Inventions and Appliances ... ..." ... ••• Kicked by a Cow- .., ... ', ... Labour Unrest ... ... Ladies' Pages.—Table Talk, Weddings, A New Way of House-keeping, "Alien's" Letter from England, In Fashion's Realm, Ladies' Gossip, Home Interests ... Land and Water ... ... Level Crossing Accident . Literary Notes Local and General , ... Magyar Myths Mining ... ... Multum in Parvo '. New Zealand'Poultry Association ... ... ... News by Cable ' ... Notes and Queries Otago Medical Sohool ... ... ... Otago Early Settlers' Association : Obituary ... Our American Cousins Our Babies •> Palmerston Flower Show . Passing Notes Pater's Chats With the Boys Peace Treaties . ... '. ... ... Personal Notes -. ... Presbyterian Church Missions ... ... Price of Bread ... ... Progress in Aviation ...' .... ... Bailwaymen's Wages , ...... ... ... Retail Prices ... .... ... Red Cross Society ... Rearranging Portfolios ~ ... ... Revolutionary Russia ..." Rifle Shooting ... ... .;. .......... • Short Stories < Shipping" News • ••• Southland News ... ... South African Elections ... ... "•••. Sporting.—Talk of the Day, In a Nutshell, Canterbury. Doings, Auckland Topics, Racing in Australia. Bacing in New Zealand, Weights, Etc., Etc. ...• The Apiary ... The Central Powers ... ••• The Country .. ... The Food Supply The Garland The Governor-General ... ■ ... The Licensing Act ... ... .... ... To New Zealanders « The Northern Territory .., ... ... The Novelist ... ■•• > The Prince of Wales ... ... The Pineapple Canning Industry ... The Samoan Mandate ... ... The Sketcher The Stage.—Theatrical and Musical Notes... The Telephone in the Back-blocks ... ... The Week ... ... •-. ••' ••• ; Trouble in Ireland. Triple Drowning Fatality ... ... .; ; University Degree Conferred .:. : Universal Weather Code ... ~. ... ... ... Views of the Times ... ... ... ...' ••• ... W.C.T.U » ... • .». West Coast News ... ... .., ... Witness Subeoriptlons ... ... .~ ... .... OUR ILLUSTRATIONS (56 Piotures)— Nuggets Beach, Port Molyneux. ' . Cargill's Cliffs and Caves, Dunedin. The Dunedin Brass Band and Pipe Band Contests. A Cruiser Leading the Clyde for her Trial Trip. Snaps at the sNapier Park Racing Club's Autumn Meeting. The Latest Mannequin Parade. Independent Order of Rechabites. A Crop of Prime Canterbury Wheat. Parisian Fashipns. New Saleyards at Miller's Flat. Surf Bathing at Napier and Wellington. .

Five ships are to ."ring ZOjGOO tons of coal "to Auckland this month. Southland is prolific in . newspapers. . A week or two since, the Stewart Island Chronicle burst on a wondering world, and from the brain of the same fertile promoter, Mr Q. S. August, emerges The Smiler, a monthly paper of "local, topical, and personal interest," for the delectation of the residents of Invercargill. "You may not laugh at any of its sallies," says the editor, "but if you do not smile, we fear_ you are a very sour person indeed."/ It. will be interesting to note if the editor himself is still smiling at the end of three months.