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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 222, 19 September 1929, Page 1

FOURTH EDITION.

TABLE TALK. Political scandal in Japan. London butter market firm. Federal election campaign opened. Thirty aeroplanes fo fly from Sydney to Perth. Decrease fn number of British unem« New Guinea prospectors attacked by; natives. ... . Aorangi due at Auckland next Monday from Sydney. _ Purchase price paid to Orakei native# was £270,184. Manukau to liavo a court at next Auckland Winter Show.

Safer type of aeroplane adopted for English Channel flights. Proposal to form borough at One Tree Hill further considered. Cable steamer Iris returned from Norfolk Island this morning. Five Powers naval conference to bo held in London next January. Eastern and Australian mail arriving by cargo steamer Poolta. Large crowd attracted last evening by minor fire in Queen Street. Messrs. Hughes and Marks' nominal tioiis declined by Australian Nationalists. Westport invitation to members of Parliament to tour earthquake district^ British Prime Minister to make short

tour of Canada after visiting United States. Prospect of settlement of dispute between Thames and Waihi Hospital Boards. New Zealand University debaters had convincing win in humorous discussion in Sydney. Over 200 ships, mostly Norwegian, bound for Ross Sea for the whaling season. British naval vessels to visit Constantinople, this being first occasion since war. Young man pleaded guilty at Policy Court to defrauding trusting woman of over £300. Auckland Chamber of Commerce favours retention of Maui Pomare in

Norfolk Island trade. Wanganui Rugby Union disappointed at not being able to challenge for Ranfurly Shield this season. Large number of remits considered by Primary Schools' Committees Association at meeting last evening. Fast driving by motorists past schools commented upon at meeting of Primary Schools Committees' Association. Completion of highways between Hamilton and Auckland and 'Auckland and Whangarei urged by Chamber of Commerce. Condemnation of Wanganui Technical College on ground of building being unsafei necessitated temporary arrangements for students. Reduction of world prices in wool and wheat causing serious position in Aus- 1 tralia; warning issued in N.S.W. Legislative Assembly. Arrangements being completed for South Sydney, champion Sydney Rugby League team, to play three matches in Auckland next month. Ex-King Amanullah's brother-in-law executed by rebel king; widow appealed to tribesmen of Afghanistan for revenge, revolution proceeding. London advertiser called for baldheaded men to go into theatres with painting of typewriters on scalps; many replies received," chief lure being -free entertainment. Mr. H. G. R. Mason's bill for legalising the marriage of a man with his deceased wife's niece or a woman with her deceased husband's nephew was passed by the House of Representatives, Sales on 'Change to-day were: Grey Valley Coal (2), £1 9/4; Pukemiro, £3 16/6; Ohinemuri, 10/; Farmers' Trading, 9/4; Mount Lyell (2), £2 5/; Westport Coal, £1 14/3; Mount Albert Loan, 5 7-10 (1963), £103 15/. It will pay you to call to-morrow at

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at Empire Furriers; 12gn foxes for 3gns. Opposite Town Hall.—(Ad.) Call at The Model Furriers before deciding about furs. Priccs and quality will astound you. Real fox furs from jtc. 2gs. Fur chokers 15/. —Note address: 99, Karangahape Road.—(Ad.) :es - Fur coats of every description. Musquash, Peschaniki, Marmots and others, and they all must go. —Arctic Furs. Ltd., 26, Karangahape Road. — (Ad.) To-morrow will be your opportunity to secure the biggest bargains ever offered in New Zealand. Russian foxes, all shades, usually 10-12gns, to-morrow's price 3gns. —Empire Furriers, opp. Town. Hall.—(Ad.) OUR NEWS PAGES. Pages Cables 7 Cartoon, "The South Sea Bubble" 8 ties. Daily Serial, "Those Lucky Pullens" 30 B Editorials, "The Disarmament Prolion. blem" and "Hospital or 'Block'?" 6 General News..3, 5, G, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 10, 23, 24, 20, 27, 28, 31 [11, Illustrations 0 In the Public Mind 6, 24: Markets and Commerce 4 ii i Racing World 17 Sports 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 The Passing Show 6 Trotting 18 ikies, wireless Programmes 6 Women's World 12