TABLE TALK.
Burglary at Ponsonby. -■ Labour to rule in England. ... Tofua due from Islands on Monday; United States tariff caused protests in Europe. ' . Nearly 16,000 motors rehcensed. in -Auckland. , Sir Truby King to be honoured by tlie Jewish people. : Steamer Kartigi held up through trouble with crew. Address by Sir Joseph Ward at Rotorua last evening. Australian aviation inquiry exonerated Southern Cross crew. ":':'.".. . :*:'..'. "
Rhine territory may be evacuated-by Allied troops by October. New naval crews for sloops arrived in Auckland this morning. Church of England Rally will be held at the Town Hall to-morrow night. ■•
Auckland fishing launch Wliitu, 'with two men on board, reported missing. On Monday Minister of Education will make tour of North Auckland. -
Auckland figures disclose decrease in infectious diseases during past month. Rugby Test match between ■ Australian and New Zealand Universities this afternoon. •.-'-. Memorial plaque and scroll to be issued to next-of-kin of New Zealand soldiers who died since war from war causes. Electric light troubles in Auckland said to be due to experiments being carried out in connection with Arapuni power. Sales on 'Change . to-day were:—Mt. Lyell, £2*3/3; Taupiri Coal, £1 5/3; Wilson's Cement, £2 1/0; Commercial Bank of Australia, £1 10/3; Auckland Gas, £1 4/2.. ■■■;•-■ - Russian foxes .in ivory, '„ nat'ifrejle, sable, Locarno, etc., usually 8 to lOgns, clearing at 3gns at the Model Furriers. Don't miss this wonderful offer.—G. Green, 99, Karangahape Rd. —(Ad.) ; , Be in time on Monday and participate in the wonderful lialf-pi'ice bargains at Empire Furriers, opp. Town Hall. — (Ad.) Kelleway's still cheapest draper. , 18inch coir runner 1/6 yd. Single bed kapok mattress, Fay floral ticking, 26/11.—Newmarket,—(Ad.) ; ...' ""_ ,
Real Marmot, Musquash, Peschaniki, etc., coats being sacrificed at third usual prices at the Model Furriers. Beautiful coats in black and brown froni Sgns.—G. Green, 99, K'h'pe Rd—(Ad.)
Don't miss Monday's wonderful bargains at Empire Furriers' sale, opp. Town Hall.—(Ad.)
It will pay you'/to inspect our bargain prires for furs before buying elsewhere. Easily half price that others charge.— Moose Fur Co, 432, Queen St. — (Ad.)
.Kelleway's, Newmarket, Reinuera end. Oft wide Scotch lino, 3/11 yd., on Monday only. . 14 x 24 coir dodrjuats',' 1/0. Yes, we make blinds.—(Ad.)
Huge alteration Sale starts Monday. Wear a Trilby Yates hat at lees than half-price. Models from 15/ C, R.T.W/s 7/11. —Ladies' Paradise, opp. Town Hall. (Ad.)
Russian. Foxes in shades, ivory, naturelle, sablei etc;, usually 12giis: Monday's clearing price 4gns:—Empire Furriers' sale, opp:' Town Hall.—(Ad.) . Complete radio sets,.2-vaive, £o; 3valve, £8 10/; "Cossor". Three, £12 .10/; "Cossor" Four, £17.—McCabe's, Newton. (Ad.) . . . -
Real 'Russian Foxes, usually 8 to lOgns, Monday's clearing price 4gns. —Empire Furriers' sale, opp. Town Hall. (Ad.)
Cars rented from 12/ day; £1 evening. Latest model. All night service Shorter's Rental Cars. 'Phone 44-061.—Ad.
A Kolster provides best music for dance or party.—Hire from Moore's; 'phone 43-396.—(Ad.)
Monday's sensational bargains at Empire Furriers' sale should not be missed. Address: Opp. Town Hall.—(Ad.)
Half price niillianery sale at Miss Dixon's, Monday. Usiial genuine bar-s gains.—l/ 66, Queen St.—(Ad.) Guaranteed real fox furs for 35/ at the. Model Furriers, 99, K'h'pe Rd.—(Ad,) Half-price day on Monday. Russian Foxes, originally 8 4gns.—At - Empire Furriers,- o'ppr Town Hall.— (Ad.T ! - ■:-■- ' k
Kelleway's S.C.D. —Men's knitted woollen socks, 9d pair; best Italian shirts, 4/6; blue denims, 4/11; railway tweed trousers, 9/11. —Newmarket. —Ail.
50 per cent reduction on all furs. Must clear. Genuine fox furs from 42/— Moose Fur Co, 432, Queen St.—(Ad.) Don't on any account .miss. the...wonderful bargains at the Model Furriers' Great Sale. Guaranteed fur coats from ogns. —Note address: 99, Karangahape Rd.—(Ad.)
Sacrifice sale bargains... on Monday. Coats worth 30 to 40gns, clearing from 12gns.—Empire Furriers' sale, opp. Town Hall —(Ad.) "
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 134, 8 June 1929, Page 1
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