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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 307, 27 December 1924, Page 1

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Imperial Ale. Still Going Strong. (Ad.) Waterspout observed South, of Wellington yesterday. Tofua'due early on Monday from the Western Pacific Islands. Rona arrives on Monday morning from Fiji with a carpo of raw sugar. J'lunket Shield cricket at I'hristohurch bciNvopn C'anterluiry and Auckland. Auckland Trotting Club's meeting will be continued at KpßOm on Jlonday. All Blacks play their second match against London Counties to-day at Twickenham. Xciv- Zealand tennis championships started this morning on the Stanley Street courts. ■Section play in the Auckland Christmas bowling tournament continued today under better weather conditions. The new 000-ton cargo steamer Herekino arrived yesterday afternoon after a three-months' voyage from Glasgow. Te Kara, yesterday's Auckland Cup winner, ran a dead heat for first place in the same race last year with Muraahi. There is trouble in Serbia owing to the dissolution of tho Peasants party. AH the troops in the country are standing to arms. Thr. bad weather yesterday resulted in a falling off in total'isator investments at Kllerslie of over £22,000 compared with the 1023 Cup Day. A woman in Madrid vowed that she would sacrifice her life in thankfulness if her son, fighting in Morocco, was spared. Ho returned alive and was demobilised. The mother received him with the greatest joy and then drowned herself. Kelleway'e. still cheapest draper. Job, 70 dozen 18 x 38 coloured towols, 1/11 pair; 40 dozen 20 x 42 heavy white towels, 1/8 each. All silk Fuji. 3/6 yard.—Broadway, Newmarket.— (Ad.) Visitors to Auckland requiring thoroughly reliable fur coats, wraps and fur necklets will be Aviso in visiting our showroom.—Mclba Fur Co., 338, Queen Street—(Ad.) A doctor writes: " Hall'a wino as a tonic vitaliser is, in my judgment, uriri vailed."—(Ad.) Kelleway's, the cheapest draper, 1924, and will still be the cheapest draper 192.5. Opposite tram safety zone. Broadway, Newmarket.—(Ad.)