TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 86, 11 April 1922, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Woodstock Brief Typewriters arrived. (Ad.) Presbytery meete to-night. Manukau County Council to-day. Ulimaroa due from Sydney to-morrow. Colin Ross is to hang for the Gunn Alley murder. Cook disqualified in the sixth round of his fight against Beckett. Revenue of Isthmian Power Board estimated at about £145,000 for its first year. ' In the past year permits for £274,60fi worth of buildings were issued in Mount Albert. Building permits totalling £6732 issued by Manukau County Council last month. Pastor Page, theh Wellington Spiritualist, fined £5, alternative one month, for fortune telling. Supreme Court Easter vacation starts to-morrow afternoon and continues till April 25 inclusive. British Government's pledge not to recognise an Irish Republic still holds j good, says Mr. Churchill. Reply of the P. and T. Officew' Association" to the Postmaster-General's letter awaited with interest. Mr. Michael Collins says that unless ■there is an immediate change in the tone and tactics of de Valera's party Ireland is threatened with another long agony. Judgment in Reyburn Lime Co. against Hikurangi Coal Co., in which damages were claimed for alleged wrongful excavation of coal below plaintiff's buildings. Plaintiffs nonsuited. Judgment, in favour of defendant in the suit by Oliver Brett, indent agent, v. Schneideman Bros., in which £634 was claimed in damages for alleged breach of contract. Trouble at Piopio over the erection of a school building—an aged Maori wahine claims the land, and has rallied round her a band of hefty "chuckers out" to obstruct building operations. Films for Easter. Largest and freshest stock in city at Harrington's, 144. Queen Street —(Ad.) Madam Ray's fuchsia display of millinery now showing, Symonds Street. Ad. Bargains offering at the Hosiery House, first floor Smeeton's Buildings. Sports hose from 6/11. —(Ad.) Stand not upon the order of your going, but go at once and see the wonderful value in fur coats and furs at the Empire Furjsiere. Parisian and New York designs at half-price.—3sß, Queen St., opp. main entrance, Totvb Hall. Ad. Finest selection of diamond engagement rings of durable finish, latest platiinum settings, and 18ct gold, executed by the best modern hand artist. £7 '10/, £10 10/, £12 10/, £15, £20, £25, up to £200. Best quality and value at Silk's, Jeweller.—(Ad.) Special line wool jumpers, 17/3: wool frocks, 39/6; also clearance coats, hose, etc.—Warren's, 3rd floor, Strand Arcade. (Ad.) Great reductions in Cameras for Easter holidays at Harrington's, 144, , Queen St.—(Ad.)