TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 42, 19 February 1927, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Oat Malt Stout makes Ihe delicate stroii£.(Adl A racecourse tresjiasser was fined £10 > at ihe Police Court this morning. Auckland wool sale will proceed on Tuesday morning despite the 3 tor a 1 visit. Auckland's second wool sale of tlie season slaris on Morn]ax night in Soot's Hall. The Xew South Wales miners xvill return to work on Monday, the slrike haxing l«>en sell led. Aeroplane serxiws are l»eing organised for carrying food to flood-isolated districts of Queensland. X.Z. fniversily Council decided to-day to call f<<r ajijilicntions for the new position of principal of the University. I The Central Kxecutivc of the Australian Labour Parly has discountenanced : the Brisbane builders 40-hour week, strike. Charlexille. Queensland, is Lre.adless, the Master Bakers refusing work owing 1o reduction in price of loaf In* Board of Trade. Tornadoes which swept Ixiuisiana and Mississippi killed at least 33 and injured scores on Thursday, leaving a trail of heavy damage. More storms on the Pacific have had disastrous effects on shipping. Three marine accidents are reported, one vessel l«eing missing. \ erdict of accident a] death relumed at the in<juest this morning into the death of a tram conductor killed in Aii7-tc Avenue last wek. Sales on 'Change Ihis morning; Lucky Shot (eon.i ."1/ to M~. paid 3/3. 3/<;. Golden Age (eon.) Old and 7d, Paid 10d, New Waiotahi (paid) 1 /<5. Taranaki knocked u]» 2."i3 in their first innings against the Melbourne cricketers, who had lost one wicket for (i" at slumps yesterday. The Ivona arrived this morning from Fiji with a cargo of raw sugar. The island steamer Tofua is due early on Monday morning from Samoa. Tonga, and Fiji.

1 hwc stewards off tie Franeonia involved in a fracas laic la si night., a local man Iteing sent lo pan] for two months 10-day for striking out' of them on the head wit }j a bottle. The city's address of welcome to tho Hnke and Duchess of York will be contained in a miniature replica of the famous-treasure house ill the Auckland Museum. resting ujkhi a table of inlaid N'•«' Zealand woods. Some pood lannis seen in tie opening games of the secondary schools. lawn lennis tournament. which opened at th® Stanley Street and I'emuera courts Ihi* morning. The tournament vill be concluded next Saturday. Twenty members of the Kaitunn"* crew were before the Court to-day charged with having failed without reasonable excuse to t.a*kc the vessel to sea. An adjournment was obtained on behalf of the men till Monday afternoon. A motor car driven by Philip Robert Wilson collided with a stationary cur in Grecnlane Road last evening arid afterwards ran into a telegraph post. Wilson was fined £20 this morning for being intoxicated while in charge of his car, his license being can cell cd for hi months. Exceptional attraction for Monday shoppers. Seventeen Russian fox furs, originally flgns. Monday's clearing price i ram ->0/. —Kmpire Furriers, opp. Town Halt— (Ad.) Egj cru<'t and toast rack, combine! jn one article. Best silver-plated on n« - kel silver: English-made. litiua] price 37/ G. Centre bargain price for Monday only. 2(1/. al David Silk's 2 Jewellery Stores. Queen St.— (Ad.) J The talk of the town. Wonderful value lo bo obtained in furs and fur coats, clearing at less than cost. «1 G. Green's. 'M. Karangahape road.— (Ad. I Kellewav's always cheapest diaper. « Eighteen yeans before the discerning public. One address only: Opp. Train Safelr Zone. Newmarket.— (Ad.) Astounding value in fur necklets, genuine first -class skins, from ">O/. — Melba Fur <"0.. opposite Smith arid Caughcv.— (Ad. I Triihy Yatfls' advance showing <if French model bai*> on Monday and Tuesday next. Also large assortment of autumn felt*,, all shades.—Ladices* I'ara<3ise. opp. Town Hall—(Ad.) Our motto for 21 years: "Get a liargain. give a bargain." Real fox furs, all shades, from worth treble.—Empire Furriers* Sale. opp. Town Hall.— (A<3.) The Model Furriers are recognised as the most reputable firm for fur and fur coals. Take advantage of our great -ale. !W. Karanga.liape Road.— (Ad. I Second-hand jewellery bought, sold, renewed. exchanged or remade. New desig « submitted. — David Silk's two Jewellery Stores. Queen St.— (Ad.) The Duke and Duchess fishing gear is being supplied by Frank Wiseman. Lid., t<< 1 lie order oi tiie N.Z. Government. (Ad.. VVingate's arc demonstrating StewartWarner Radios daily 3 p.m., and Fridav nights.—Wingate's, opp. G.i'.O.—(Ad.| 1£ very one who take* UaU't Wmo tjcrvmie* u firm tiehevej in as worth Ad. Don't. on any account, miss Monday's special attractions. Musquash mrrmont and chajielle coats at one-third usual prices. Beautiful coats, worth 2*gns.. for JOgns.—Lmpire Furriers, opp. Town HalL—(Ad.) Kclleway® still tbe cheapest draper. One address only: Opp. Tram Safety Zone. Broadway. Newmarket,—{Ad.) All frocks must be el eared next week, at ridiculous prices; room waaited for n<-w goods.— Melba Fur Co., opp. Smith and Caughcy.— (Ad.) The greatest opportunity to secure your f«r coat at less than cost price at the Model farriers' great sale, H!4, Karangahape Road.— (Ad.) Extraordinary value. Best silver-plat,<l on nickel silver entree dishes. Englishwell finished. Usuai prices <iu\ <«*/• and 80/ SjKJeiaJ ofler prjc*c, 2.j/ tor one week cmlj.—M David Si Ik'* 2 Jewellery Stores. Queen Street. —(AJ.) Royalty has no liner furs or coats than those now clearing at less than half price a 1 Empire Turners' sale, oppTovrn Hall.— (AJ. l