TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 243, 11 October 1916, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Tee .rainfall on Ta»day in"Auckland was XJ inch; --.-• •■■"-■'■ .Several more Steamers have , been iunk PS" _''.'■ advance >ac teen made by $P« Italians Xrentinp. " r •'-"-■ '.'~..-' IjjSSjJ??'* , * Bosition in - ffi|^^ v to ba ! «übmarine.wa6-run down by.'were^S|i n Bteamer ' and six Persons CuJten^lfe 6 "*' , Vi>v **> J*** ** superannuation on —Over 600 V^'-v'J .",. ■•"'•",'.'''" ■' Further e»i^*M r !: P Si. tk • The Dannevirke ' ie urging the the export of white, pine. . _. .^fe'*';s---' When the French transport - torpedoed there were about 2000 noeSia board and about 1300 were saved. , : -.''-\< Sir. Joseph Ward eaya; the Allies artfi now on top, and. he : predicte that the *fc war-will end! wifchinitwelve months.' ■ ~> - The 'TJaily Telegraph". has ;.found; a 6trong likeness. andthe late Sir Henry .Canipbell-Banserman , .-,' ... Victory is certain, eaje ~Mr.. ..Ltoyd Georgei but he aa<te\jtMt_we,nieet_.CQn-a .tinue to exert ..purseJyestQ/the utmost. - : The Sacred Heart roll ot._ honour- in- connection _.witfc the_jwa.r:u already bears, the names of 140 "ex-stuV dents.-. •• -.- ; .'.•'-'"■"■ ..." The Hon. G. W; Russell has approved • o. campaign by' the Health Department inspectors- on the sellers of lightweight ; butter-pafe- --• _j....:i..:,^.*-... ■ - The new Japaneee-Xatinefc iv -iiot ex- ■-; to enjoy a very long iiife ? -tut i 6 • may last long "enough '.io deal .wittf" the , Chinese dispute. - ----•. • - -■. ■ • : '"-'• - iAstounding allegations.-of -a. -plofl among members-^f-this-^I ? W.W; to eet : '-. Sydney on -fire are made in a cue which; opened yesterday.-.- ■■' -:"•■''-"-' '•'"■.' '-'"'•■'" ■'- : -*-■• : Both Mr. Maesey and Sir Joseph nave been interviewed freely in London, • and' New.' Zealand looms largely in; the newspaper 1;7,.- . * -'~.,",..* ,r " .'.*~... :'. jThe. J3rj6ek.:-national:, .movement i has■ • been well received -in the island, of Mityr.-. .Jene,. where, on -the portrait ~p|.King. Cjans.tantine.l-.. .',_J ; ; ■ A national guard 'o( : ,oVjep. 41 for-Home defence to relieve U A eimiJar number of men. of-under 41, is' proposed.-/ by;the London.""Baiiy.^hronjcie,''.:,.__-... •: Since the Tetnoval-ofnth&Tprotßctidit .of .. hawks a month or:bo"agovfee : ~ Auckland Acclimatisation Society; :hae ■ received 177 ; heade of these feathered outlaws. ; ; . -• -It-was night that £370 : 0f theV£so i J proposed ~io be" raised'.•■in-' towards.the chaplains' fundi had been collected.-- ..,. • -•:■.. .:: ' ■■ ;'■ . '■■■- German, agents in New Yotlc-b6asi that:Us3 will torpedo the' Adriatic; Cedric, Celtic, and half. a. dozen?other huge liners whichu trade.between Great Britain and America. . ' ** .' <■..," Anti-Englifiii feeling M-grpwingYin Ire land, according to"the "DeHy Eiprese," and though there are fewer members of the Sinn Fein, there are-more people who • :wa'|it:,to- see-an independent and demo» cratic republic. - ..:. : .; ; .. ;C. ;■ " There are no favourites in the Imperiil; Family, says the, iMall ' Garette," but if ■ttere-'were'New Zealand' ' wouldveasily;come first;:"VWe7heaf^in ' New:Zea]and the clearest L eeh6 ; "of/the ■ British spirit," adds the newspaper. J ■ In the charges against twelve members of the LW.W., charged with incendiariem in Sydney,, the Crov\-n Proseeiitor the;: object of the-accused was"to-make-newspßp^r,\who"wi*ieentvtp--.'■ gaol on a cb^rge^Htreastm^ l ;-; l : szizzs-Z^. Gents' newest shapes MT-BoitoeJMhade boots;^,at 21/:pair.:at Peiredn'e Btore, , Karangahape Road; ■ Newtoa.i-(Aa.) J Special reductions laiJiesi'"glaee Derby lace boote; medium toe, patent cap.. 14/9, usual 18/9 r we reeonnriendtheee. - See .our . Adams and - Co-, SPPLXMXU— (Ad.):...[ S- „-:: ; . : Bjeroft'e Ideal milKlarrowrobt blicuit* for baby. Criep; dainty, deliciou*. f All " : ;■. - - : r : :-- :! :-^: : --'! i