TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 75, 28 March 1924, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

.. A .8.C.» Pale Finishes on Monrt.aT. (Ad-* Marama leave, Sydney to-day for AU TofuS departure for Suva postponed m A^ to P^rv ost P onea to-nigbt first tote m retire £ £ X jist "been ejected fa night's storm. ceremonies at will be Police- Court for cross.np ra^ «a> line* when the engine was r i atJl ' n -- For picking four SSL Court Police Court to-daj. Accuseu on bail. ~,-nsPPTition against reserved his decision. a-u^hter Miss Fvelvu Philbrick, the U.uigmer Court' ™.v, tto« 3-m.TO »"' /»"=: killing Davidoff, a Bolshevik l«-«der. Makura arrived at Auckland to-day. She is taking a full complement of pemngen to Sydney to-night, many of them being en route for the Briu*k Exhibition. Resolution urging continuance or direct steamer service in fruit trade, between Cook Islands and Auckland passed by public meeting in Town Hall last evening. , . William iitandish was to-day ordered three months' imprisonment by Air. 1 Justice Herdman, for having failed to supply information required under the Bankruptcy Act, to the Official Assignee. Apples, direct from orchard, any quantity.—Depot, 39, Broadway, New- , market. — (Ad.) New shipment of dainty pocket automatic fans, with vanity mirror inserted I on one side, and three propeller wiiigs .on the other. 5/ each, at David SllK, i Jeweller, Queen Street. — (Ad.) Superfluous liair permanently re- • moved by Electrolysis. Madame Aldwyn, i specially recommended by the medical i profession.—Ellison's Chambers.—Ad. Weddings.—lor hire, Auckland' 3 ' beautiful limousines; engage early. A. Shorter, 'phone 2024 A (Ad.)