TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 213, 8 September 1926, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

-S.hniMilfin.tn Suits. £j 3 . to Measure. ■Aα ) Wanganui co-morrow. Five unlicensed hawkers were each fine.! £2 at the J-.M. Court this morning. Horticultural Society's spring riow.-r show at the Town tlali '.'oncert CharaWr to-morrow and Friday. The City Council ha- decided :o spend £600 in London on the purchase o: animals and bird? for the Zo.j. The Prime Minister will be ziven a semiofficial farewell at the Auckland railway station to-night by the Io:al iirancSi •>: the Reform Leagnie. Hawke's Bay have agreed to nuke their match against Canterbury a: Christchurch on Saturday a Shield match, and will send tiieir best Uani. An Auckland solicitor. Henry Kam Emanuel, who was arre-ted at Dunedin, was remanded at the Polio Court to-day on a charge of having stolon £i; 00. Sales on 'Change to-day: B.X.Z. £3 1 •■, War Loan 5 per cent 1927 £00. Dominion Rubber £2 S/, Wilsons Cemen: £1 11..;". Golden Aze 10d, Kawarau 2 2, Gram Junction 2/7. Among the Wednesday crop of offenders against the motor traffic resulationj and by-laws, one was fined £20 to-day for using an unlicensed heavy traffic vehicle. British Government threatens stubtorn coal mine owners who will net discuss national agreement with strikers that it may take action to induce * change of view. A middle-aged widow. Mrs. F. A. Alatzke, knocked down yesterday afternoon by one of the Progressive Company's buses at Archhill. and died a few hours later at the hospital. It is reported That as a result of the recent fall in prices some dairy factories may have to make heavy reclamations t>) Tooley Street importers i:i connection with advances made in regard to last year's butter. "He. has been guilty of acts of cruelty j that could almost be termed horrible cruelty,"' said Mr. Singer at the Supreme Court this morning on behalf of Annie Elizabeth Arthur, who was the respoudent in an appeal by Thomas Watsoa Arthur against a separation and guar> dianship order of the Lower Court.

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