TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 77, 31 March 1928, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

prices ruled at Lor I.; s. Hush by motorists to-day to register cars. Sale on 'Change today: Ohinemuri Mines, 7/. French sloop Cassiopee due at Auckland on April 5. Pluaket Day appeal resulted in collection of £800. Three athletic sports meetings in pr--gress tliis afternoon. Fusion of Tamaki district with city takes effect from to morrow. Annual Easter Christian encampment will be held at Ngaruaw&hia. V; luaMe and v-ied assortmei *: of gifts made to Auckland Museum. Tour of Coromandel peninsula l#ing made by Minister of Public Works. Auckland Girls' Athletic Association has secured lease of Kemuera hockey grounds. Second cricket Test match between New Zealand and Australia at Dunedin to-day. Search being made for prisoner who escaped from prison camp at National Park. Science congress of New Zealand Institute t > be held at Auckland neat January. Conference of hospital boards at Wellington to consider relief of unemployment. System of arbitration criticised at National Industrial conference sitting in Wellington. Register of Labour Department shows reduction in unemployed from 887 to 780 during week. Auckland swimmw to attempt feat of swimming to-morrow from Point Chevalier to Milford Beach. Jury award £985 damages in by two wharf labourers against Auckland Harbour Board. The Auc'.lacd Stock Exchange will close after the noo call next Thursday for the Easter vact' "on. Tauranga deputation of land owners stated that rating on unimproved values system had caused hards Lip. Steamers Aorangi and Maunganui from Sydney, and lonic from Knglnml all due at Auckland on Easter Monday. Representatives of Aucl - I churches attende \ conference yesterday to discuss broadcasting by radio of matters connected with churches.

Easter gifts for ladies that are appreciated—real fox furs, from ggns, at The Model Furriers. Hundreds of other bargains.—Note address: G. Green, 99, Karangahape Road.—(Ad.) The table talk in hundreds of homes to-day is about the wonderful fur bargains which are being sacrificed at Empire Furriers' sale, opposite Town Hall. (Ad.) Kelleway's S.C.D. all wool New Zealand blankets, s. bed 17/11 pair, 50in by 24in; reversible fringed jut» floor nigs 7/11; 24ir. jute carpet runner 2/llyd.—Newmarket.—(Ad.) Furs and fur coats at prices beyond compare at The Model Furriers. Beautiful fur coats £5 15/, also others from Bgns. Don't delay. Call now and secure a guaranteed fur coat at less than half. Our only address: G. Green, 99, Karangahape Road.—(Ad.) Satisfaction will be yours on Monday if you secure one of the half-price real fox furs which will be sacrificed as low as three guineas at Empire Furriers* sale, opposite Town Hall.—(Ad.) Kensington Dining Room open on Sunday. First-class dinner. Reduced tariff. Princess, Buildings, Queen St.—— (Ad.) Kelleway's S.C.D. aU colours fine "sinthetic" silk hose, slipper heel, 5/11 for 2/11. Fleecy lined bloomers, all colours, 1/11. —Newmarket.—(Ad.) J. Oates, Symonds Street, offers great value in ready mixed paint. See advertisement.—( A<L) The Model Furriers defy competition. We guarantee' satisfatcion. Our Continental buyer has secured the latest modes in all classes of furs, at prices that must tempt you.—G. Green, 99, Karangahape Road.—(Ad.) Be early on Monday and get the pick of 17 real marmot, peschaniki and Hudson seal coats for half-price. Exquisite coats usually 2ogns, Monday's clearing price llgns at Empire Furriers' sale, opposite Town HalL—(Ad) Kelleway's S.CLD. men's tweed working trousers 7/11; men's English fleecy lined singlets 2/9; pants 2/11. Opposite tram safety zone, Newmarket.—(Ad.) You will be so/ry if you do not see the wonderful bargain attractions on Monday at Empire Furriers' sale, opposite Town Hall.— (Ad.) You never even dreamed of such wonderful bargains as will be offered on Monday at Empire Furriers' clearance sale, opposite Town Hall.— (Ad.) Why pay big prices for furs and fur coats? The Model Furriers can supply all at less than wholesale price. We buy direct and sell direct to the public. A visit will convince you.—G. Green, 99, Karangahape Itoad.—-(Ad.)