TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 185, 5 August 1918, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

The recommendations of the Waterside Accidents Commission have been approved by Cabinet. Henry Carter (59), farmer, of Mangere, was found drowned in Manukan Harbour on Saturday. A married man named Houghton, of South Diinedin, was drowned when fish* ing off Cape Saunders lighthouse. Public meetings will be held in various parts of Auckland city and suburbs tonight to celebrate the fourth anniversary; of the declaration of war on Germany. The Allied' advance in the Marno salient continues, and there are signa that, the enemy will not make a stand on the Vesle, bnt will retreat to tbe lintj of the Aisne, if not to the Cheinin dea Dames. ; The Germans bave made a short sctirement to the eastward of the Ancre in the Albert sector. The retirement ia significant, as the positions left were useful in attack, but difficult to hold in defensive operations. Tudehope's, Symonds Street, for good bedding at low prices. Kapok pillows 2/0, strong stretcher beds 19/6.—(Ad.), Corsets, special P. and SL, slight de* fects, 8/41, worth 12/6; 3/11, were 4/11 2/11,' were Tudehope's, Symonds Street. (Ad.) ' Girls! To win a Irusband show him how well you, can bake. Use "Snowdrift,'' the flour that's different, and you'll reacK his heart. (Ad.)