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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 215, 9 September 1921, Page 1

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Riverina from Sydney. Spring flower show at Society of Arts HalL Auckland v. Taranaki at Eden Park to-morrow. ' Man dropped dead at work in Nelson Street this morning. The two boys missing from Hamilton were found yesterday safe and eound. New school opened this afternoon afc Waitakere by the Minister of Education. Challenge match at Carlaw PaTk tomorrow for the Thacker Shield —Petone v. Ponsonfoy. Second hockey shield match of the season at Kemuera to-morrow —Auckland v. Waikato. Nominations for a successor to Mr. McCullough on the Arbitration Court close on October 7. Waterside worker named Jamee Brady kfilled on the steamer Kawatiri this morning through a derrick striking him. Four-maeted schooner, Cecelia Sudden, caught fire off Great Barrier last evening. Crew taken off by- trawler, James Cosgrove. Accident in Onehunga yesterday afternoon—Mrs. Mary Walker, a lady of 56 years, knocked down by a tramcar and severely injured. Three men charged jointly at Police Court to-day with having stolen goods to the value of £427 12/, mostly the property of the Union S.S. Go. Abnormal state of the city water supply sources owing to the dry winter. The present level of the dam is the same as in March in previous years. Nature's gifts served daintily, cleanly, and promptly at the Vegetarian Cafe, Strand Arcade.—(Ad.) Large display of artistic brooches, 9ct and 15ct, 5/6, 7/6, 10/G, 15/, 20/, 25/, 30/, 40/.—At Silk's, Jeweller.—(Ad.) Gent's glace kid or tan willow calf Derby boots, 25/ pair, at Pearson and Co., Karangahape Road, Newton. —Ad.