TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 72, 24 March 1923, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Prisoners sentenced at Supreme Cowrf this morning. Racing to-day at Takapuna, Invercargill, and Westport. Painters conference will open in Auckland on Easter Monday. Xavua arrives at 6 a.m. on Monday from the Western Pacific. Germany is to continue the policy or i passive resistance in the Ruhr. j Further frontier troiible between I.Lithuanians and Poles is reported. I According to cabled reports. Lenin i seems likely to lo=e another of his many !■ lives. I Twenty pensions cases were taken be- ! fore the War Pensions Board at ita Auckland sitting to-day. Floral fete at Ellerslie. Carnival concludes to-nipht at the Domain with Ihe band marching competitions. The Harliour Board has agreed to jrrant the use of at least three wharf sheds for this year's winter show. The Kaikorai arrived this morning from Newcastle via Tonjia, bringing 2100 cases of bananas from the islands. Britain doe? not propose to construct additional warships to which she may be entitled under the Washington Treaty. I The young man Raymond Fussell. implicated in the theft of overcoats from the wharf, was given two years' probation to-day. Sir Joseph Ward's campaign work l>etween Te Aroha and Tauranga yesterday [was carried on under difficulties through the burning of a motor car. the engine of which became overheated. About n dozen juveniles appeared before the magistrate this morning on j various theft charges. All admonished and ordered to make restitution, which in som° instances exceeds £."><). j Over GO tons of barnacles and other accumulations scraped from the bottom lof the Tofua, which is beinjr cleaned up Ito take over the Western Pacific run, I after lying at anchor for over a year. j Fifty ladies' Oet gold 10-jswel wristlet witches. I!.!/- each. Special offer ! for Easter, at David Silk, jeweller, ! Queen Street.—(Ad.) Kelleway's always cheapest draper, 28in. doctor flannel 2/3J, army <rrey enpine ;rs flannel 2/11, Fiji silk 3/1 lyd. Newmarket.—(Ad.) Mrs. Barton Walker announces she has opened the latest in smart hosiery. —Model House. Strand Arcade.— (Ad.) An Auckland doctor says, "HallV wine is one of the best tonics we have."—(Ad.) Stainless knives, superior quality, be=t Sheffield make: dessert. 20/ Adoz.: table 22/0 Adoz.. at David Silk, jeweller, Queen Street.—(Ad.) Xo longer need furs be a luxury. We have a magnificent range of furs at quite low prices, because we are the actual manufacturers and importers.—Melba Fur Co. t>e House of Guaranteed Furs, 335. Queen St.—(Ad.) Krnie Roberts, Ernie Roberts. Ernie Roberts. Tailo-r. latest cut. 100. Karangahnme Road, over U.F.S. Disoensary.—Ad. Buy tiow! Fur coats, £12."). now £3.>: ' £05. now £1>- Bankrupt stock acquired at fi-'S in the £; just landed ex s.s. Corinthic. Other bargains galore.— ■ Empire Furriers, opp. Town Hall. —(Ad.) Kelleway's always cheapest draper, ladies' wool cardigan jackets, all colours. 12/11. all wool, two tone jumpers. 9/11, wool dresses 1!)/11. —Newmarket. — (Ad.) Make reservations for Cabaret, Scot's Hall, on Easter Saturday and Easter Monday, with caretaker. Book early. Ad. Ladies, save money by making frocks, etc., under supervision.—Modern DressI making Salon, Ellison's Chambers, Queen ■ Street.— I Ad.) ' After the carnival be economical. Have your clothes cleaned and dyed by experts ', at the City Dye Works,' 141, Symonds '■ Street.—(Ad.) ; Mrs. Russell Hampton House. 131, I iSymonds Street.—Ladies! Inspect fur ; coats, coat frocks, and millinery. The very latest. Lowest prices in town. Ad. Autumn Show: Model coat frocks, wrap coats. —Owen Smith, lI.M. Arcade i (late "Vogue").— (Ad.) Easter gift.—3-piece toilet sets, brush, comb and mirror, exquisite designs. MO/ j each set. Best value ever offered. —At David Silk, jeweller. Queen St.—(Ad.) ! The newest in sports wear is now I being shown by Mrs. Barton Walker, J Mode] House, Strand Arcade.- (Ad.) Ford owners, save money by having ■ I overhauls and repairs effected at your j garage. 12. Wellesley St. \V.~ (Ad.) ' Don't mUs this opportunity. Annual stocktaking sale. Vacuum cleaners from 47 <!, carpet sweepers, dustless mops, etc.. at greatly reduced price?.—Domestic ■ Vacuum (leanins Co., 12, Strand Arcade. ; (Ad.) Kelleway's cheapest draper. ~i4in. un- ' bleached sheeting 1/01. 70in. 2/4s, men's working shirts 4/11, blue denims 5/11. Newmarket. — (Ad.)