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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 83, 10 April 1922, Page 1

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Auckand University Council this afternoon. Irish rebel army trying to muzzle the Irish Press. Cricket championship for the season won by Grafton. £500 is to be given in prize money' at the Auckland Winter Show. Two London-Paris aeroplanes collided in the air and seven lives were lost. Auckland beat Taranaki by 11 games to 4 in the interprovincial tennis match. Claim for specific performance of an agreement occupying tie Supreme Court to-day. Use 'of hypnotism led to terrible scene among shell shock cases at a London hospital. French Rugoy Federation has no intention of reopening negotiations for the abandoned Australasian tour. Number of persons pleaded guilty at the Police Court this morning and were committed to the Supreme Court for sentence. Ulimaroa left Sydney for Auckland on Saturday with 242 passengers and 4."i bags of Australian mail, of which 2-5 are for Auckland. Irish Republicans raided Dublin Customs House and stove in 6000 casks of whisky, most of which belonged to Sir James Craig's company. Foresters' Appeal Board have decided in favour of the district executive in the dispute with Court Takapuna over the possession of the local hall. At the Winter Show to be beld in Auckland this year one shed is to be* allotted to the Industrial Association for a display of New Zealand manufactured goods. , Falling off of over £30,000 in totalisator investments at the recent Manawatu Racing Club's meeting compared with last year, the respective figures being £88,542 and £56,210. Clump of seven splendid specimens of the kauri, having girths of from 16 to 19 feet, and with trunks rising from 70 to 80 feet, set apart by Mr. H. Goldie. on his property at Waitakere for sightseeing purposes. Latest Tiffany style 18ct wedding rings, 21/, 25/, 30/, 35/. 40/. to 70/. at Silk's, Jeweller.—(Ad.) Easter demand for hosiery supplied at the Hosiery House, Ist floor. SmeetOn's Buildings. Bargains offering.—(Ad.) Glorious gems, all colours, mounted in solid gold necklet pendants, 27/6, 30/, 40/, to £10 10/, at SiDc's, Jeweller.—Ad. "Sandy Macdonald" is a Scotch whisky of rare quality ard delightful flavour. Try it.—(Ad.)'