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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 98, 27 April 1922, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Racing at Hawke's (Bay. Earthquake in Japan killed many people. City Council to-night. Year's estimates to be brought down. City Council by-election to-morrow. Polling 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Xew Zealand Storemen's Federation ' has joined Alliance of Labour. Outbreaks of fire in Wellington are believed to be of incendiary origin. The London agreement between Craig and Collins has definitely broken down. Mullingar is preparing for a big fight when de Yalera visits the town oa Sunday. ""* ■Anglican General Synod opened thie afternoon. Acting-Primate'e charge delivered. Xew Zealand Government loan of £5,000,000 subscribed twice over in London. Man knocked down by motor truck in ; IPonsonby Road last night. Injuries not. serious. University engineering department* extension to, be formally opened to-mor-row evening. In lees than eight weeks there have been 97 murders and 57 attempted murders in Belfast. Further advances in Government war loans on 'Change to-day. Banking stocks also firmed all ronnd. Governor-General and Lady .Tellicoe leave to-morrow on a visit to the Waikato and Raglan districts. Pees, 1., won the King's College steeplechase yesterday. Stewart, from scratch, made the fastest time. Case against Biehop LAston, "charged wiTh having made seditious utterances, , to be heard at Police Court next Monday. Auckland Diocesan Council entertaining the attending the Domin--1 ion C.E.M.S. conference at dinner tonight. ' Xew junior high school scheme placed before Auckland Education Board this morning by the Minister. Scheme to be ' inaugurated at the new Kowhai School. Read Tanfield, Potter and Co.'s Great Crockery Sale advertisement on page 8. Queen Street.—(Ad.) Friday's Special Prices —loin, good ! striped towelling llJd yard; 36in. Finlay's strong calico 1/3J yard; 3Sin ' coloured ripps and gabardine to clear i 1/11J yard.—Frost's, Paraell.—(Ad.) : j Every watch purchased can be ex». changed after seven days' trial if not satisfactory.—Silk's. Jeweller. —(Ad.) J Children's wool frocks, capes'and hats, , novel designs; dainty handmade lingerie. f ModeJ House, Strand Arcade. —(Ad.) E. Kitchener, Ltd., of Karanga.ha.pe • Road, are out to shoe the people ofs Auckland better and at lees cost than { elsewhere.—'(Ad.) : For bargains in hosiery visit The ; Hosiery House, Ist floor. Smeeton'* I Buildings. Every attention. —(Ad.) . t Men's goloshes 5/6, evening shoes 14/6, ladies' English strap chocs 17/6;. - also large range of ladies' Oxford shoes. 1 at bargain prices.—Knight and Co., opfV b Grey Statue.—(Ad.) ; Why do the people right throughout 0 N.Z. insist on buying their furs and fur '• coats from the Empire? Because sonnd J genuine furs and extremely low prices are only obtainable at the Empire FnrJ riers, opp. main entrance Town Hall.—? . (Ad.) ) Big hose clearance —15 lines to go, from 1/9 per pair; also clearance coats f and frocks. —Warren, 3rd floor, Strand , Arcade. — (Ad.) j Timber at the good old prices. S. G. ' Browne, sawmiller, Whakapara, is a. • returned soldier, and sells on the open market, so go to sale on Saturday nest. ; (Ad.) ; Watches, clocks, cheaply, carefully ' and skilfully repaired, examinations and quotations free. —At Silk's, Jeweller. Ad. Friday's Specials—4s x 76 striped rug* ' 13/6 each; 40in all wool navy serge 6/11 1 yard; 52in all wool navy coating serge 11/9 yard.—Frost's, Parnell.—(Ad.)