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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 78, 1 April 1922, Page 1

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(iold Girl won Campbell Handicap. Trots at Alexandra Park and races at Wellington. The Irish Free State Bill has received the Royal assent. France lias accepted America's claim ,to ihe costs of her forces on the Rhine. Diamond jubilee celebrations at St. James' Presbyterian Church to-morrow. Waihora left Nauru Island on Thursday with 6600 tons of phosphates for Auckland. Another employee of Wellington City Council suspended in connection with 1 peculations. An advisory board of business men is I understood to be included in the Prci mier's railway reforms. I Manuka arrived from Sydney shortly ' after noon to-day, and sails on her return at 10 o'clock to-night. I Orari, with a large cargo of frozen ! meat and general merchandise, sails for London at daylight to-morrow. A Jap. naval lieutenant has been Pent to gaol for two years for attempting to sell plans to an American naval attache. Commercial and industrial men in Auckland approve the scheme to appoint a business advisory board for the railways. Premier "states that the next London loan will probably be raised in a month or six weeks' time, at 5 or 5J per cent., including all costs. Mr. Churchill is sure of the good faith of the Irish delegates who signed the recent agreement, but is doubtful of their ability to carry it out. Three parents each ordered to pay £6 13/ at Juvenile, Court this morning for wanton damage done by their boys in a house at Ponsonby which they broke into. Reduced charges by shipping and freezing companies and the Railway j Department on beef are announced. meaning a saving to the producer of j 3-sths of a penny per lb. I Kelleway's, cheapest draper. Good nut> ! scry flannelette 8/11 doz, 30in calico lOjd yd." ripple cloth, all colours, 1/1H yd. Newmarket. —(Ad.) Hats, coats, frocks, sports coats, jumpers in smartest styles, now on view, at Miss Dixon's Victoria Street. —(Ad.) Money refunded within 7 days on mail orders only. War Loan Certificates received as cash. —Silk's Jeweller.— I Ad. i Hannah's for largest stocks and | lowest prices in footwear. See window. — jR. Hannah arid Co.. 197. Queen Street, j also at 120, Karangahape Ed.—(Ad.) I Just arrived ex Remuera. splendid I selection fur coats, stoics, et?. Be--l j value in the city. —The Boudoir, "244. i Queen St., or Karangahape Rd., near j Tivoli.—(Ad.) j JSrnie Roberts, first-class tailor. All j I suits reduced. Latest cut.—l 99, Karangaj hape Road, over U.F.S. Dispensary. (Ad.) Warning to bachelors: Don't delay. : Bring mo your worn and torn underwear j for repairs. Hours 9 to 0. —Miss Hyue, I second floor, Ellison's Chambers, Queen j Street.—(Ad.) I Ladies' nigger patent cctirt shoes nf ; newest design for 13/0 pair, worth 35/. —- jAt K. Kitchener's, Lt., of Karangali-tpe Road:—(Ad.) / It is an absolute fact that our pricc-s are the lowest in N.Z. Magnificent fur coats worth -lio, £100. £3.>. going '"'>'" half-price.-JEmpire Furriers, opp. main entrance. Town Hall. — i Ad.) Large display of artistic brooches. Oct and ]set. .3/0. 7/li. lfc/ti, IV. -"/■ '--"• 30/. 40/. —At Silk's, .Jeweller.—(AJ.l Mary Elizabeth lor exclusive designin autumn hats.— A.M.P. Buildings (downstairs). Queen Street.. — (Ad.) Kelleway's, cheapest draper — 2S:n linen tea towelling 1/11. ladies' tweed coats, latest colours. _00. all wool cashmere hose "2/11 pair. Newmarket. — (Ad. I"*