TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 25, 31 January 1928, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

There's Only One Mustard!—" Perfect." (Ad.) Maraina arrived from Sydney this morning Heavy traffic by expresses on Main Trunk line. Water being delivered by motor lorries at Glen Eden. Sudden death of Earl Haig attributed to heart disease. Three city blocks, costing £110,000, to be erected shortly. Criminal sessions at Auckland Supremo Court open next Tnesday. January of this year driest on record. Total rainfall of 0.20 in. Auckland primary schools reopen to-morrow after six weeks' holiday. Eleven Chinese arrived by the steamer Mara 111 a from fcjydnev this morning. Both expresses arrived late this morning through time lost on the way up. Wellington defeated Auckland by 276 runs in Plunket Shield cricket match. Lord Grimthorpe states that deep sea fishing at Bay of Islands is best in ths world. Six hundred thousand pounds to be distributed'as the result of the Wanganui wool sale. Four motorists with racing cars to take part in Muriwai sports arrived from Sydney this morning. President of Irish Free State was passenger on derailed train. Suspected to be attempt on his life. The Education Department has decided to reduce the number of students seeking admission to training colleges this year. Sales on 'Change to-day: English and Scottish Bank £7 14/, *Bank of Australasia £14 10/, and Auckland Gas £1 3/3. Auckland tennis championships concluded yesterday. Miss Marjorie Macfar lane won the ladies' singles championship, and Li. G. Knott, men's singles championship. AOvnrritnKirrs intended for out CLASSIFIED OOLIMNS SHOULD Ml HI OUH OFFICE HOT LATER THAR t Mb DAILY. AdmrtlMmwits racaivMl attor this iMur will be inserted op till £-90 p.m. la late news page. Frepartlae Tcr sala and Kxchanea, •actions for Sale, Bualitesaee tor Sala, oloaa at 10.90 a.m. daily.