TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 50, 1 March 1922, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Education Board tOrday. Racing at Thames to-day. riimaroa arrived at Wellington at mid-day.

Methodist Centenary luncheon at Town Hall to-day.

Training College resumed work to-day after the holiday recess.

City motorman committed suicide last evening , by gas poisoning. Makura due at 6 o'clock on Friday morning from Vancouver. Springbok athletic team leaves for Sydney by the Maheno to-morrow. Rifle championship meeting concluded. D. Roots, of Hawera, won King's Prize. Close tussle between Mr. Holdsworth and Mr. Park for first place in the Power Board election. Better offers for Government war loans, -woollen shares, and National Bank on "Change to-day. Poor voting at the Power Board election. About 18 per cent of the ratepayers exercised their right to vote. School health officer strongly condemns the sanitary arrangements at many of the primary schools in the Auckland i Education district.

Kew yachting trophy, "The Tasman Cup," presented by Sir Joseph Ward for competition between Australian anf New Zealand yachtsmen. Inter-centre bowling test match Auckland v. Taranaki at Devonport this afternoon. Second test between Auckland and Taranaki at Carlton to-morrow afternoon.

Japanese vessel Taisei Maru, a training ship for officers of the Japanese mercantile marine, arrived this morning from San Pedro, California. She will be in port about a week. (Mangere Bridge Commission has ended by the Manukau County Council, Onehunga Borough Council, and the Auckland City Council agreeing to undertake responsibility for repairs.