TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 61, 12 March 1915, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

220 th day of the war. . -Another German submarine is supposed, to have been sunk as the result of fouling a trawler's nets. Reports from Vienna claim numerou* successes over the Russians in Poland, Galicia, and .th c Carpathians; T. """. German newspapers are angry at the treatment of the captured crews of submarines and demand reprisals. George Harris, a prisoner in Mt Eden gaol, committed: suicide last night in his cell, by catting hie throat with a tin knif*.. - ;:- ■■■-..■ - -■'- •'final of Auckland:', district., .dub cricket championship at Eden Park tomorrow. . . \" - - ...". A man . named " Harry' Priest utaa yesterday fined £50 at Tanmartmni for illegally keeping- liquor for - sale in the King Country. ■ - A fire occurred at Winger and" Smith's sawmill, near Taumarunui, yesterday, which destroyed the whole stock of mouldings,.valued at""£900.." -.„.'".ij_ir.'. ..Win. MeAuliffe; who ."was iajjnied; fyr being" .knocked down .-by-a- tram- in Hobson Street on Wednesday night, i» reported to be making a "recovery.-* " As the price of neutrality, Germany ig said to be .offering -Italy this Trentino. . Trieste is .to:remaurunder the'AiietriMl flag,-.or free,port.;. .While Great ;Britem eaijpye -ihe--pref sent confidence;in the-matter of loans,. there is no need- to go - to- £he -Uio£cd States •"Germany'.ii'-organising..an. Olympiad for from. .Copenhagen.. Entries. iril~be. restricted to .Germany's alliee end neutral countries. . • in^'over"'twenty different'langnageg hew been ksued'hy ;the British ,and Foreign Bible„Society Jfcojthe troops L -:mi*rfightinjp hvEurope; --■••- -—• ■ v-- -—v *When:theiron* and'steel Broken 'Hni Company, at S«iiiwietlC«J* in-fiilL: : swing,- they. vstTll: employlceveral thousand mem. The first test was mad* yesterday. .?."..;.'.. :;'.''"■ Ag-soon-as. the opening ■np.of ; tn« Dardanelles .allows--the resuimption-o* Russian trade, 3lr'' Udyd Ge6rge"believes tha£"thfe"questiptt of Kuseian. exchange will •- In order that many linen engaged .»■ " railway- Australia, will not be i tKrown "out" of"lfork^'.the'"Federal GgrerSmenfi^nSs^preeresl' 'tone- ofr'iteel rails ■from "England. " :-.'."".'."■ It has been j derided to nominate twelve labour candidates for the Aiick-land-Gity Couricilj threie 'for •Bμf-Harbour Board, and five for the Hospital', and Charitable Aid Bd'ard. ■ "^- ---. ;S!o embargo wiil be. placed by "Russia on the-export'of butter,:wheat"and otter foodstuffs so far as. Great Britain; is_cpn_- ".: cerned, • explained Mr. iSoyd George ie a meeting of business men in : -Eondoa yestefday..." ------ -...■.--.....-. .-,.^^ ■ i A: man' who!"was~arrest«id"T)ill-a wair i Taht-- of" commitment, created":some ■ eicitenient,in;;Qti.eien^Street,".'by ■Wrestling -"with";.thg;; bailiff;" ! .warrant- outside_ihe day.afternoon,' {~;; '^. ; \-ffil .ff';';;,■ " " ..: ,T^ei:Eiiig : <>iißiinianiada said to i:T* . v drci-%red that ;wheh. the- moment come* ne 5 win.-, be prepared to go wita . {Bβ people, notwithstanding the prestsure of his: German relatives, -and particularly that of the Kaiser./" r '■...". ;'.!j■':: ' : .""_--V : ..r.ln.ar.train : accident" "between iyigo and Qrense;.,in . Spain,.. people were, killed, and.eighteen were injnrcd." • -i.Ebte : .hundred rebel dyaks were defeated"byJtheEajah;of Sarawak, thirty of;*thlem;'being Killed.". ,•"■"■' .'' ■-•- - -, - Anjinteryiew/between. the Italian Pro • mier and is" taken'"to an .effort"; is;.being made "W. unite -the. parties', in -politics, so that the prcWems- nowv cphfrpnting conntrj; n»y- l i.e'-b^tt«flfaced. ." : Selwyn Hodges, aged : 2o,-wre arreeted at his home in Dunbar Road, Mt. Eden, last; night' as being .thilyiratti .^wn^j: hid 'accompanied: Eric. Streat,vwho.ioW P*V shop i*a t, midnight. .on*3Blejnesda^i^-,^,' ".It-is.-announced-,by.Sir. -EAwat&Gief that .tjie- informationMn:. the" handsrjaf the" G>vernment"cOnterning the deiiMUia* ' Japan has made oB Chfau ajfr «onflde«- " hoir, iatji%ejf ;e»n|gej3Ps« British..: mteresjs :in/. -;tM w0r1d..;,-..".'..-'.". .._..! :: General JHei3og,,ha3 v giyen notice -w a moti.on . the South- Afrieiff Government having- iomibSKedT xatconstitutional _acts dnfing : .tkie recent' re- - hellion^ ; ;by-de-taining- members, wittont . Parliainehfc.- ' T--. - ■--■--•..■- ~! .""."-.-'•.» "■ V ; : A correspondent, in.,;3Pfetrogra'i" TpitsßS; the-opinion of-eucsessrjon^hK?resteTn^^ttle- ; fj«ek, . ■ staked; eye"rything:i3Pn_jtj-^hence/ victory, over .the'lJuasians.. ■..Tjie.-.disappd.intel" _ '■ hosted are ■ wending ,thei£;sbrrowfiil.:wa3r '■ - tT»e^EussianC*i:t*sl^L.^rth:e^.oaartf. Berlin".:.;".. ■~~'.r.">...'-"-:-"": : :"":;:r,:u"nrr l ':?i. We madeTit'good;. '"■;.'J;CJC_. 'JZLZJZ7:I. The" people "famous. .-/.-.- '«6yAL iitt'blouse at-Tua*-hope's sale (Syitfonda" Street): Tuaeore; 21/6. now. 6AI; voile, 12/6;:riow:-3/rl::Ad '. - &J c of ladies' .uhderclothinfr""open* "Oar til .9 on" Satiurday' 30, Kafangah'ape: ■^oad.Tfr.CAd , .) ;;j ■• -Mr. J. Zahara, otiießon^treheiNifiwr , . ton, begs to.notify;the t that.hejie opening hfe./new millinerTr estabiiebinent -■•. in- : ■ - Maeter Monday nejct.— Js^iihs. I yitedi.- sfo one asked -to '.££.,