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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 245, 14 October 1918, Page 1

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A new ten shilling note has been issued by the Bank of New South Wales.

An Australian mail, via Wellington, i 3 expected at Auckland on Wednesday. Three men have been arrested for an assault on a constable at Hikurangi. There were 123, cases of influenza among the R.iLs. Niagara's crew, and seven among the passengers. The Prime Minister states that there is every probability that the supply of ships for New Zealand will shortly" improve.

.Sir Joseph Ward states that plana are in hand for the establishment of aa aeroplane service in New Zealand immediately after the. war.

Ralph Bennett, aged II years, had hia face and head injured painfully, hut not seriously, by being knocked down by a motor car in Remuera Road.

Locomotive engineers on the New Zealand Railways are taking "drast™ action" unless their demands for improved conditions are conceded.

An overflow of boiling tar caused a flare, that resulted in the fire brigade being called to Mr. F. Rendell's house, Landscape "Road, Epsom, yesterday, but the brigade's services were not required. Tho children like Tudehope's—good sign. Bring them, we like the children. Special value girls' hats at Tudehope's, Symonds Street. — (Ad.)

.See the four-window display of new dress materials at special prices at Tude. hope's, Symonds Street.—(Ad.)

Money saved by purchasing your fool* wear direct from the manufacturers. See window display.—R. Hannah and'Co, 197, Queen Street, and 120. Karansahaoe Road.-(Ad.) -