TABLE TALK.
Steamers barbound at Onehunga. Cruiser Emden came out o± aocK New Zealand successes at Sydney stud sheep show. , Address-in-Reply in Parliament next Wednesday. . Annual meeting of Auckland Aero Club last evening. Naval conference between five big naval Powers likely. New Zealand Trade Commissioner in Canada to be appointed. _ • Over £700 received this inornmg for Mayor's earthquake fund. Brief failure of Auckland electrical power supply last eveningMonoplane Southern Cross on way from Australia to Singapore. To-day is the tenth anniversary of the signing of the Peace Treaty. Auckland unemployed problem discussed in Parliament. Former Auckland solicitor, Raymond Bradford Purser, struck off roll. A. E. Gilligan to captain M.C.C. cricket team in New Zealand next summer. Number of users of unlicensed radio sets fined at Court this morning. Governor-General, Sir Charles Fergusson, to leave New Zealand next February. Men of Murchison want to return, and urge that Government establish relief camps. Prison system adversely criticised by prison chaplain (Rev. Charles Chandler) in address last evening. State mine at James idle, because men declare that the seat of a motor 'bus was damp.
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 151, 28 June 1929, Page 1
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