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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 142, 18 June 1929, Page 1

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; Marama arrived this morning fi»m i Svdnev. , .. - , T | "Harbour ferries delayed tins moini _ | ' D "Large American steamer wrecked on | Pacific Coast. , i Trans-Atlantic flyers bad rone.i * | stormy trip. . .. I Britain defeated Hungary in i Cup tennis contest. . .. I Waipahi with t'ruit cargo troin Islandj due at Auckland on Thursday. _ . i Two commercial travellers injured in I motor cars capsize near Waiau. I Yesterday's earthquake _ recorded 1 clearlv in Canada and Australia. I German cruiser Emden now on way i from Thursday Island to Auckland. ! Miner killed" at Seddonville by earthI quake, and three injured at Denniston. I Auckland Council of Christian Con- ! gregations urges State anti-gambling ! offensive. . I In heavy fog collision occurred on ! Whau Bridge this morning between bus [ and motor car. j Steamer Tasmanian Transport due on | Thursday with phosphate cargo from j Ocean Island. • • » j Proposal to form Auckland provincial | water board revived by Mount Eden • Borough Council. j Council of Christian Congregations j considering demonstration with regaid I to Sunday observance. | Tenders for 2o new tram cars opened j l>v Transport Board thio morning and l deferred until next meeting. j Two aeroplanes sent from Cliristj church to Westport. which is isolated I owing to earthquake damage. j The first mishap in the history of j Imperial Airways took place yesterday when an air liner was forced to descend i on the sea. j Mr. S. M. Bruce, Australian Prime j Minister, declares Australia has drifted ; from the path of prosperity; piecework I svstem necessary to retrieve position. ! " A so-called witch, living near Bel- ! grade, supplied fatal love potion to un- | happy wives, who administered it to i their husbands. Twelve died. Charges of | murder laid against women. i Sales on 'Change to-day were: Sant'ord. | IS/6; Victoria Xyanza, £2 6/; National j Bank of Australasia (con), £9 11/9 j South British. Insurance, £3 G/3 Mount j Lvell. £2 2/3; Whittome, Stevenson, £2 7/. i The Empire will sacrifice real Russian [foxes to-morrow from 30/, nsually 4 to j 6gns.—Address, opp. Town Hall.— (Ad.) i Don't miss the sensational bargains at I The Model Furriers'. Real fox furs, all ! the latest shades, from 2gns. —G. Green, j 99. Karangahape Road. — (Ad.) ! Stocks must be reduced; foxes originally 10 and 12gns, clearing to-morrow from 4gns.—Empire Furriers, opp. Town j Hall.—(Ad.) | Call at The Model Furriers before deciding and see the wonderful bargains in | furs and fur coats.—G. Green, 09, Karai ngahape Road.— (Ad.) | Fifty per cent reduction on all furs j —must clear. Genuine fox furs from 1 ! 37/tJ. —Moose Fur Co., 432, Queen St.— ! (Ad.) .Late shipment of coats, also bridge I coats offering at sale prices.'—Miss j Dixon's, 116, Queen Street.— (Ad.) ■ Being heavily overstocked compels us j to sacrifice Musquash. Marmot and Pesj chaniki coats for one-third usual prices; I coats from I2gns at Empire Furriers, opp. , j Town Hall.— (Ad.) ! The Model Furriers'' great sale is the I event of the year—furs and fur coats at j less than half usual price.—Xote address, |G. Green, 99, Karangahape Road.— (Ad.) j A day of bargains to-morrow at the i "Empire." Russian foxes worth 12gns j clearing from 4<rns.—Address, opposite | Town Hall. — (Ad") ' " Guaranteed fur coats ogns at The ! Model Furriers' great sale. Don't miss j this opportunity to purchase at less than j half usual price.—Xote address: G. Green, 99, Karangahape Road.—(Ad.) . j Everyone should take advantage | to-morrow of the gigantic sacrifice at ■ I Empire Furriers' sale, opp. Town Hall.— ; j (Ad.) - :