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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 192, 15 August 1925, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Bell's Whisky.—Obtainable All Hotels. (Adi Ballin and RusselL Dentists. Symonds St_. are open each evening, 7 to S. (Ad.) • Fine, clear weather in promise for the week-end. Tofua sails at 10 a.m. on Monday for the Western Pacific. Aorangi now arrives from Vancouver at 5 p.m. to-morrow. Metropolitan Trotting Club's meeting concludes en Monday. A woman has been arrested at Waihi on a charge of burglary. Olympia Motor Show closes this evening after a successful week. Mr. W. J. Broadfoot will be the National party candidate for Waitomo. Civic- reception to Empire Press delegates at the Town Hall at 11 a.m. on Monday. • Five hundred sailors and petty officers of the American Fleet went up to Rotorua this morning^ The Cowden Law has been delayed coming from Texas, and will not arrive until noon to-morrow. A launch from the Pennsylvania was driven ashore in Wellington last night and completely wrecked. New Zealand team of League footballers conclude their Australian tour to-day with a match against New South Wales. The unemployed on the waiting list of the Labour Department to-day numbered. 181. Since Monday work was found for 40 men. Every afternoon next week fifty sailors will be taken for a motor run by members of the Auckland Automobile Association. A landslide in Northlands Suburb, Wellington, carried away the greater part of a road, and damaged a fine patch of native bush. The Alaheno could not get away from | Sydney for Auckland yesterday owing to a shortage in the crew, but it is exj pected to leave to-day.