TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 134, 7 June 1911, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

! .: 'Ait Society's exhibition. : ."' ■ " ■> Supreme Court civil business. ""■■ I : Education Board met tfcii afternoon."" , .The Auckland racing eeMon concludes at Elleralie to-day. % /.^ .Two leprous rate tore $een discovered in a Melbourne suburb. " .:'-*.;;-"■ "; . '.The, JJniba;,,- Company's. Siteamer Eemnera has. been launched..... .'_. '" Twenty-two shocks of earthquake were experienced in Spainin 24 hours; --; »>-' '. The French mine riots continue, and v Bar-enr-Anbe is in a state of -siege....- ' : . -The Irish envoys are holding success- "-■ ■ ful meetings in-therconEtry districts. ■■ ■ --. The annual Chamber of Commerce, din* .. ■ ner is to fe heldiat-the NortherniCliih. Ah indnetrial exhibition is to , be held in Chrietchurch in October and:Nbvenr> - ■her. ■•■•■•'•■' i- ; "■' '"■ •■' ''■'. ■".--' "'■ Arnsfc arid -vffl race for: thi worlds-sculling-championship on JidT 29th. _■■■'-■_ :-.:-.-..-:f."-.. ..,:. ...A-..,.*; .;..;,'.'•' ■ H.MJS. Jfew Zealand ia to lie Jahnehed on •July Ist,'- Lady Ward performing the . christening ieerembriy. , /-; -" f" -f, , "" Sis applications hare keen'vreceiyei *y^the Hospital Board *or the position'ol resident medical officer. '•■•• : --■;..:■..■;. >.v-■-■•, : A public'meeting at papier deeidedVte erect a public hall at Pbrt Muriri as » memorial of: the; King-'eCoronation. V. . . North, is. applying'for i' - •be erected as a.Coronation raernonak'. ' v 'A; stowaway has; been arresteS'•' at Manila on suspicion '.of the Painter, head of the'Hooristch'^r<gV r ' - .vA Christelrarch : attributes thW - 'P>yncai;jn]£^e»-'o£Tl^"-^Zedahdi :: a»'' ■hood. ■■.":."'•". .■ ;'L': r x-'':'■■-> .:•■*??■'- '■' *5 to St. Johrt ArnWjknee r on;cori<iitio|i: that 'nine ii' Bimflir amount. ■.' " - •'.- ■■',■- -} ■■; -.-j : *. :--'i.V .'.,'-• '. Two German lads stole' a Sshin>f?i}p»£ kiDedrits: owner, '"-■■. - '?P^^ s ''[; -them to-surrender. ;-'" , ;T '. I; v : -Vi V The Marquis of Salisbury :eays:that* S " unless -the Veto Bill's objectionable: f tores al^TemoV^ the third reading. '." .'.' '. .".".■'. V. " r '-X-" • 1 .!-, Twtharein-skirted'. j w6men iffTCmboola, Victoria, used hatpins to force their escape: from -a , ' "and finally iad; to sect jpojice jrtptectiqn: ■ '-.:■ . -Aiaxi-caK"coilide4, ; with atramcarjn' ;Queen-streetrnear:Fprt-Btxee't J y^terdaf:.--■ afternoon, and the?lighter ,vehicle"'-soi-gained Borne damage though nqt.serjoni^ .The ChrietehTurcl*Society-fputtie 'mention prCruelty to Animals; propose'tol a home horses; an*' dogs under 'ireatment--^r-vet. r 'eurgepne. -..-. Opie. akd -Wppdge.rji'iwo" of the iNeW Zealaiii , : at >the Festiyal-of Empire;-:sports; are".out* ot forin^ ; .Opie ,has a strained "tendon'andWdbdcjer-is '■. JU-. ; _- •■ .- - Attendances in.certain-;pf the.Wellinjf- - :- •ton ieity sehoble^ajce; befa; g ionsideraoly - &Stected ; , 'by.v'vlan'' outbreak of ineaslee,' " •' which hafl: appeared: in different parts of-the city. ~ - - ' - A .funeral at MasteTton had- to be ■yefrferday: bWing- to; thel mor-" "; ■ tuary containing the-body being ishanteiT r off";afc--W'boaviile-; to'.ailoir'/iorseVl>6xe» :■',"' ■to.be taken-on.'- '-.«■: . ' : • -,•;■■ -".■'. Charles McAlpihe,,a fireman on the; Pakehay struck ■on the {head with; some coal .yesterday/, : and admitted to the 'His cogi-' ditioii is .not-serionsl';c ,*--'.'■- ■■'[!•' ,: William VfaTnier,'aged 31, . who.was,.brought into the hospital front ;PakuraMga"'yesterday?BMering-ffoin' iS"" •J^e c noree,; died~;.ehortls:\.afl;er' admission,' :: Mr.;-Fisher :thinkV'that theY Labout ''':■', movement : in''-England-, -ia-'-lwmpered" iJy" * the; opposition 'tb'-^oiiien VfrMcjtese. -B» , .cpuli.4tot*,uiidefstaiid "'lhow 'a3yanee4 ■ . ijustly refuse .womeni the* * - ■roter ;_;';-"■":-l : ;; t :;- ? .':/~":''\T" c f^:t.'r '' ■' -'-A ; Dridegroom!• at' Irelan'cTi" • atiempted-to- board;ajinpying train,jfvhee. •'■■ he : was--stopped,; the' Bta'tibnmaster,:' v _ who, in , the succeeding struggle;-fell under '■->'■■•• the train,'and'was killed". The bride- ' gr.oral'spe"nt;hS;.-wedding night in"a cell.; ;.;Apponference' -.".< ; *aifd'r woriLersV. aa' " •Teference;to ! -inifcheHcoinpaniee* reprtseritetiyeß'making.only 'aemallrcOT.cessi'6n."-"~- .."- v .7~ ";" -""■"■• -'■'-'- '--'■*"-■'''-,.'.—• A..'deputation- from "Fr'iendjy Societiee ■waited on the Hon. jrAVMlaryesteTdiy afternoon to urge new the ; stafeilitj-; pf-"soeietie3-,.;'and'"'presenting The; iee'if'it ■to'geFa. b>ll througi- . TiexfcTeEsioh. ::""' r;""n^?."-"- : -'-.'■: . , - the -foot: p■f;;a^mi^jlJulflenT > of ; amidst -,shpnting;andr'cheering?'' ; jMescansnn ;the;Xprth, .hayiiig"?ichi<i\feS;'\. -their-fiTstjjbjecfcj ; " fiira to~peacefur'rjur3uits,2ind * ned-'to" f6rnT an lnaepen3enC&pab"lic. ' r - ' : - 'which"Flofenee" _ ;, -Louise -Dummer, ;ajthird;CjaßS -pjrgsenger J rom Lbndon^bjr -." damages, "ana "Erne's? '.Dnmnier £1000, in' resp^t"of \hH'wife's';injuries'causel ' by; Mrs; a wave ; nearly^do\yn.the the defendants contend it was-necessaify ; Ito open temporarily -for the- • r : I'ef wbrEing coal inTthe'hold.•' r ~"'- . ■ --:~»JT ;