TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 129, 2 June 1922, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

WaiM mines dispute goes 'back to Arbitration Court. Quantity of equipment for Otira tunnel lost on the Wiltshire. Minister of Public Works receiving deputations at GJ?.O. to-day. The hospital levy in the city for the year ending March next is £24,474. Annual hockey sports and seven-a-side tournament at Bemuera to-morrow. Military parade and review toy Goveri nor-General in the Domain to-morrow morning. King George V. will celebrate the 57th anniversary of his 'birthday tomorrow. Endean's building scaffolding fatality compensation case continued at Supreme Court to-day. The rainfall for Auckland last month totalled 4in., rather below the average for the month. Yeterana to be entertained at luncheon by the Mayor and Mayoress at the Town Hall to-morrow. Intense anxiety for safety of Wiltshire crew changed .last evening to confident hope that all would be rescued. A.R.C. winter meeting opens at EUerelie to-morrow, when the Great Northern Hurdles and Cornwall Handicap -will be run. Otahuhu proposal to borrow £4150 for •waterworks extension carried by ratepayers yesterday, the majority voting 'being 133 to 36. A truce has been declared on the Tyrone-Donepal border, and the streets of Rtrabann and Lifford have been reopened for traffic. All the crew of the wrecked steamer are expected to foe landed this afternoon and -will be brought to Auckland tonight t>y the Katoa. Four of Wiltshire's crew sent ashore yesterday afternoon on lifeline, the 100 remaining on the wreck being quite comfortable for the night. Engraving and enamelling on gold, silver, metal, ivory, leather, artistically executed.—Silk's, Jeweller.—(Ad.) Ferry cake shop will be open all day to-niorrow, Saturday.— (Ad.) "Better Times" are a natural sequence to the pnrehase of your boots at EKitchener's, Ltd., 20-22, Karanganape Road.—(Ad.) Let's celebrate! What ever the occasion "Sandy Mac" Whisky is in order. Its excellence will enchant you. —(Ad.) Old jewellery and silverware repaired, bought, exchanged, or re-made; new designs submitted.—Silk's, Jeweller. Ad.