TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 208, 31 August 1920, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Last week T. Clark's footwear sale. (Ad.) Steamers lying up for lack of coaL, Alaheno from Sydney this morning. Milk up a penny a, quart retail to> morrow. Te Teko wreck inquiry resumed this morning. Opening of Takapuna tramway commission's sitting. Mysterious attacks on young laml>3 in -Northern Wairoa. The Poles intend to entrench. nea_; their pre_en. lure. Start made with tramway construction work, in Anzae Avenue. Cardinal Logue 'has strongly denounced the murder campaign in Ireland. Borough of -tliramar decided yesterday to join Greater Wellington. Big biscuit factory at <.'.liristchi3rc_i closing down for want of sugar. AmeTicang almost swept the board ia the Olympic rowing competitions. Twenty-two Oliinese arrived by 3_a« heno to-day, including six en route to Tahiti. It is claimed by the Bolsheviks tbatj they are counter-attacking near Brest-iLitoV-k. A fireman from the steamer Kittawa, was run over and killed on the railway; at Westport, last evening. Small party of French soldiers passing through Auckland on their way back to Tahiti from New Caledonia. Considerable falling off in shipments of meat from Auckland in the pasji month, due to lack of shipping'space. In the past month there have been 45 -more births, 13 more deaths, and '2S more marriages in Auckland than in August last year. Great bargains in boots and shoes a_ Knight and Co.'s Annual Boot Sale, opp. Grey Statue.—(Ad.) £500 reward offered for thumb-prin. of cinema murderer. —(Ad.)