TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 101, 1 May 1922, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Opening of the shooting- seaeon. The Moeraki will arrive from Sydney at mrdnigfht. Case against Bishop Liston at the Police Court to-day. Anglican General Synod resumed iU session this afternoon. Conciliation Council sits to-morrow to hear the saddlers' dispute. 'Flora arrived from Earotoaga on Saturday night with a cargo of fruit. Alliea have presented to Russia full terms for recognition of the Soviet. ■De Ya-lera. says that there will toe civil war in Ireland after the .rune elections. Bishop Julius, the Anglican Primate, was the speaker at the Rotary i.'ltfb'e ■luncheon to-day. Four additional deaths from typhoid in the -week-end. Six more ca*es notified tihis morning. Over f10,212,4(je was added to the (Briti.-h -revenue in 1921 by taxation OH motor and other vehicles. The Tesult of six months' operations of the municipal motor I>us service in •Palmers-ton North is a loss of f 1400. In the past year 138 permit- were issued in the One Tree Hill district for £60,435 -worth of new 'building's and alterations. Malcalla from London this morning. A considerable part of her cargo consist? of explosives for various port 3of the Dominion. Governor-General and Lady -Tellicoe enthusiastically welcomed on Saturday at Raglan, -where his Excellency unveiled a war memorial. Heavy polling <or the election of the first Mayor and Borough Council of Avondale on Saturday. Over 75 per cent, of the electors voted. Auckland Butchers' Union filed to-day the 'first application made in the Dominion for exemption from any reduction in the cost of living bonus. The Tekoa, of 9740 ton?, arrives at Auckland from Liverpool to-morrow at dayligiht on her maiden voyage. She brings 2600 tons of cargo for this port.