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I St. Kilda Band won in the 'A" test at Wanganui. Interesting and valuable gifts to the Auckland War Memorial Museum. Trots at Claudelands. and racing at Blenheim and Banks' Peninsula. Annual meeting of the Auckland A. and P. Association has been fixed for March 22. Wharf iabourer caught this morning doing a little bookmaking. and fined £15 and costs. The American yacht Wanderlust went on to the patent slip to-day for and painting. Sales on 'Change to-day were: Taranaki Oil 5/4. Hikurangi (pref.) 5/6, Pukemiro £3 7/6. Sales on 'Onange to-day were: Taranaki oil, 5/4; Hikurangi (pref.> 5/6; Pukemiro. £•> 7/6. Two intoxicated motor driver* each fined £20 this morning and had their I licenses cancelled. A waterside worker who stole three [ tins of tolieroas from the Maunganui i sent to gaol this morning for fourteen ! days. j The numerous district appointments and final stationing <>i ministers in various circuits by i!n- Methodist Conference yo-Jerday afteriiO'iii. The «'overnor-lie!i« rul .nul Alice I'oigiii-.i.m \v>M ;d'.' _■ t-i-.-norrow to go into residi'ii-.-c a; \:i n 1 tiovernment HoUeP ft.- ihr j:: i. * .l'- 1 • mcvtwi" • . lat Flemington I to-day. the Niwi's :' "t Handicap be- | ing on tin- car<!. i Au-tralian Cnp will I,;- nm | I ;ic Xi'u >i.ihndi«t Conference. ]).•!» i ; . u -Juing for the past w.--ek. oni. tji.l-d it-. - t -«=sion yesterilay with a p.-a.-t> re«oluti.»n. J he steamer liwliaiiula exjiects to reach Auckland from Antwerp at nine o'clock to-night and the Herminius is due from the same port un Monday morning. Complaints by Auckland institute that exotic plants anl shrubs are marring the characteristic diarin of Ra~ngitoto. Domain board requested to Take drastic action to prevent importations in future. The Limited express was late again in arriving at Auckland this morning, while the ordinary express was an hour and twenty minutes late. Delay also in the departure of the Whangare; and Tauranga expresses. | A score of 364 for four wickets by Victoria against Chapman's team, ha? J set the English critics thinking. Woodful made 156. A feature of the innings was the contribution of 87 by a young left-handed.. batsman named Darling. As a special Monday attraction we will sacrifice 15 Real Marmot. Musquash and Chapelle coats for one-third usual price. Call early and secure a really dependable coat from lOgns. at Kmpire Furriers' Sale. Opp. Town Hall.— (Ad. i The Model are sacrificing real Marmot, Peschaniki, Chapelle, Musquash coats at j less than half usual prices. Fur coats worth 25gns now Sgns. Only address: jG. Green, 99, Karangahape Rd.— (Ad.) Ladies! Buy jour hat now at genuiue half-price millinery sale.—McCabe's corner Karangahape Rd. and Queen St.— Ud.) Monday's special offer: Russian Foxee. all shades, originally 8 and 12gns, Monday's price 4gns. Empire Furriers' Sale. Opp Town Hall.—(Ad.) Autumn hats. A special showing of new models by Trilby Yates. Auckland's greatest designer. Monday and Tuesday next. Ladies' Paradise, opp. Town Hall.— (Ad.) Real Fox furs, all shades, from 35/, at the Model Furriers, 99. K'hape Rd. —(Ad. i Big bargains in millinery and frocks in McCabe's big sale.—Corner of Karangahape Rd. and Queen St.—(Ad.) For a real fur bargain you cannot afford to miss Monday's sensational sacrifices at Kmpire Furriers' Sale. Opp. Town Hall.—(Ad.) Don't miss the opportunity of a lifetime, in guaranteed furs and fur coat#, at the Model Furriers' final clcarance; prices slaughtered. Note address: 99, Karangahape Road.— (Ad.) Bargains galore on Monday at Empire Furriers' Special Clearance Sale. Opp. Town Hall. ; —(Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 52, 2 March 1929, Page 1
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