TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 235, 5 October 1927, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

tacptkmal Value la "Peieh Bacon." (Ad.) Mmvatn Hunt Club races to-day. The steamer Riberm radios that she rill arrive from Montreal on Saturday rening. A general and fourteen followers were ammarily executed In connection with M Mexican army mutiny. The annual achool steeplechases of ling's College and the Technical College •ere run tins afternoon. Prospectors at Waihi encountered gas i a winsa and one man was overcome, nfe waa hauled to the surface. The mail steamer Aorangi is due at turn, to-morrow afternoon from VanDuver, and at Auckland on Sunday fternoon. The Botorua, with passengers, .mail nd cargo from London, wirelesses that he will arrive at Auckland on Sunday fternoon. A proposal has been sanctioned for a rivately-owned plane to fly from imedca to Australia, carrying 1500 let* WS, . •'•••• The third day's racing of the AJjC. pring meeting at Randwidc to-day. Hie Neij Zealand horse' Limerick is >; ngaged in the Craven Plata. The International Radio and Tele* Taph Conference was opened at Washngtott yesterday by Mr. Calvin.Ooolidge, lr. Herbert Hoover was elected pcesilent. , " Charles ODonsell, 27. yean' of age* raa fined £10 this, morning for beingntoadeated while in diaige of a car, and l further £2 for driving without a -•% icense. - %« An Italian, charged in Sydney with he murder of a compatriot, waa yesterlay found guilty of and iound over to appearfor sentence if ailed upon within tbreeyuara. Phil Seott, the British hinnj wdghl; nxing champion, is on his way. to .- tonerica- to meet Tom ITetney, the New ' Sealander, Jack Sharkey, and Paulino n the eliminating contest for tho right to meet Tunney. t The speeding im of the traoriray system is forecasted, and steps are now bring taken to prepare a schema far. £ eliminating many of the present stop«~ piag places. Ths idea is tO have steps ibont apartMr. F. S. Hunt, SJL, announced in eourt this morning , that he intended to ranest to the Government that <Aehaw Ttf IMnfrwi Tslanrt lis iiaiiiiliiT fill human denfieta. He added: "It is abmrd to send these poor people to gaoL" . Two hundred -ami seven men aranow . e °g*g ed nnempfayment wßaf, ■chemsa, figs —dk snhomes mwr bant in - Xo-day dO men started on the preparation <£ n playing atcn on .1* acres at WaOtar Punt, Point Chevalier. Those puntma who hacked «Mr fancy with a local musio was fined & at tin Polioe Court to-day*'^ Sales on XAango to-day. ■ Ink of' Ifow Zealand (2Q/pd), £1 0/8; Wait Loan, 5J per cent inacrihed (1927-41), £98; Mount Albert 6 per OBBtriigun, £102 10/; Tonaon GarKdk, 10/10; Moanataiarl, 2/; Amuaenent Park, 16/6; Lucky Shot (con.),' 1/9; Ohinerouri Mines, 7/6. | The new penny section efd*i almost opposite Auckland's premier/furriers, the Empire. All the latest fqtv for race week now on view at emotionallykeen pnees.—-Empire furriers, opp. " Town Thorburn's for best value. ' Crepe nights 3/11 for 2/11 J; SOin white damask, 1/11} for 1/6; 31in coloured cotton fuji, 1/6 for 1/3. —-Newton^—(Ad.) Viritors and local residenta will find - the latest spring fur modes on view at the Empire Furriers. Prices right; quality guaranteed. Note address: Opp. Town HalL—(Ad.) How's the time for lawnmowets and garden tools. Wingate'a have at the right prices.—Opp. G.P.O.—(Ad.) One penny fares take you direct to where the highest quality furs and coats are sold at the lowest possible prices, and that is the Empire Furriers, opp. Town HalL—(Ad.) Good value, low prices. 40in coloured curtain net, fast colours, 1/11 for 1/6; art silk hose, 1/6; D.W. check ginghams Hid. —-Thorburn's, Newton.—(Ad.) Another splendid opportunity occurs on Friday at the "Empire," where 11. marmot, chapelle and prsrbenilri coata will be cleared for half prices. Beautiful coats, worth 28gns, for 12gns, at Empire • ! Furriers, opp. Town Halt—(Ad.)