TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 166, 15 July 1910, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

J.C XI Corner open Saturdays tall 9 pan, ; ~jSnearers*rc.onierence abortive. A"; -■ ;-"iNp chance of settlement; - ■ Bishop Neligan resigned. ; SaUors'"Home.: Council: to-night. .-'-.-.-. -Kscing;"at_ Wellington:, ijo-morrow. j ._ Ponsonby Shakespeare Club, to-night. "a British-football teanrarrives on. Sun- ' day. --- a. . '--. Coursing at Middlemore Park tomorrow. • ■ ■' ..■ - -• "• Warm ,_fcsLjn.3aCett icwi<;ci rvn -ii-> l>gylia» nocicc] una iooodbu omnngioimmj; Lord Kitohener-'is-no longer a-.meirrberi: . a ' of the aCrupex3a.l Defence Committee. iL aCity Council "in. cOTriftirt-te'e last.-nigllt;. '■' on t-Ke; iviaenlng of ....'.. v ' iWlialing .ai? seasoa has been only moderately successful. -A Germany has fifteen: battleship cruisers ordered or building, against England* . ten. ' : " ■'■-."■' "..-.;■ Yerdlcfc of accidental-death;Tirefcurnedi at the inquest of tlie old man Maithess -. 'Wallace.' - - - ■ • .-..'.• ' f Glen Curtis, while aeroplaning in Atlan« : " tic City, dropped many' dummy /bombs* on a-' yacht J The population of liivercargill is now? y 13j600, .-Palmereton North--12,000, and: Wangamii 9000. t "We will not be shearers this.year, s *; says Mr.- Laracy, -secretary of : th» Shearers-Union. The German dirigible. Eribsloeh fell ai thousand feet, ajid the five occupants were fearfully mangled.'.". * - The Portuguese sank two junkloada »• of pirates attempting", to escape iron* "Colowan, "all-being drowned.' a" c In the pasta twelve months the. Newi V Zealand Shipping Company's shares haves j{ jdsen from £6 17/6 to £10 5/. : ? Thirteen great forest fires are in pro- »- gress to Montana, and the town o£ '• WMtefisb.is seriously threatened. • " An elderly man named Alex. jtfaddison, arrested- at Napier on a charge of '" drunkenness on Monday, died in - : Hoae pital yesterday. :; Saddlery dispute at the Conciliation Council concluded yesterday. The award is being awaited throughout Isew Zeailand with great interest. - s v Air Coulter, Deputy-Pastmaster-Crenera.l '•> of Canada, states that the All Red scheme !! has made little progress, and the fact „ that Brisbane is insisted npon as a port " of call is fatal to the scheme. " A' meeting of universal training sup- ~ porters in Wellington last night carried ■'. resolutions'complaining of the made!- --,' quacy of the -new Defence Bill to provide for ;the r eq'uirem en'ts" of "the" sitiia5, tion. - - j* .."There, is. a distinct"" improvement iii a- the "conduct of this difficult 'class,. the - refusal to renew the.licenses of 'those."of bad character having a good effect," rey plied the City traffic inspector to the Council last' night, on the hawker quc.st _ tion. !il Bradstreet's Sale now on. Ladies' all-wool ready-made shirt style x blouses, 8 2/ll each, .worth 7/11. Hundreds ,to; j choose from. See,window.—J. A. Bradi. street, Ihragerj Karangahape-road. —Ad. -'''---'-'.""--"'•' : ' : ;-' -.."a- '. ■' .-,' •' -A: