SATURDAY'S " STAR." 1 ■* i A further instalment of Phillip < Oppenheim's talc, " The Peer and the < Woman," will appear in Saturday's "Star," and other tales and, sketches j will comprise : " Things a Man can Endure," "Heather Sprigs," "Rona, the Moon Maiden," "The Falkland Is- . lands," "Tho Emperor's Double," * "Duel with Wax Bullets," etc. La- J dies' tastes will be catered for in the t following selection of interesting read- < ing : __" Women as Soldiers," "Up- <■ holstering Hints," " Girls Who Fuss " 1 "Domestic? Service Problem," "Frills _ of Fashion." " Woman's . World," 1 " Household Hints," eto. "Work for t the Week" is a column of especial j value to the amateur or professional gardener, and " The Week " will be as interesting as usual. In the eight j o'clock edition, besides the latest cable-- 1 grams and telegrams, there will appear { full accounts of the sporting events of 3 the day. l<
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 9272, 26 June 1908, Page 2
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