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London butter market quiet. Oil fire at Hull under control. Races at Avondale to-day. Iraq may join League of Nations. Stock Exchange holiday on Monday. Monday to be observed as Dominion Day. Better competition at London wool sales. Rugby final at Eden Park this afternoon. Federal election campaign in full swing. ■ New Auckland trawler launched. this morning. Successful German test of tailless aeroplane. Aorangi due early on Monday from Sydney. Unemployed demonstration to be held to-morrow. Ladies' golf championship on at Wanganui. ' Refresher course for Auckland trained nurses starts Monday. Night march last evening by body of Auckland -unemployed. Military training camp commences at Narrow Neck on Monday. Collapse of egg market at Dunediii, price being lowest for years. South Sydney League team due to arrive Auckland on October S. Annual football match 011 Monday between law and insurance teams. Auckland branch of British Empire Cancer Campaign Society to be formed. Ship arrived at Albany with 1000 tons of coal smouldering; hold to be flooded. Early delivery of two new Union Company steamers for West Coast coal trade. Runnymede, where Magna Carta was signed, likely to become national possession. Agitation in England for abolition of military aspect of Armistice Day celebrations. Glowworm caves said ito have been discovered in hills of Upper Wanganui River. Seventy-sixth anniversary of St. Matthew's Church to be celebrated to-morrow. Parson's lucky precaution saved calamity when twin brothers married twin sisters. John Buckley, notorious criminal, shot by warder while attempting to escape from Mount Eden Gaol. Speaker of Federal Parliament, Sir Littleton Groom, has lost Nationalist selection for Darling Downs. Fijian choir recording from Suva Church jubilee 11 a.m. Sunday; long wave broadcast from Melbourne. British miners on return from Russia report that living conditions are bad, food and clothes dear and wages low. Minister of Justice, the Hon. T. M. Wilford, opposed to appointment of women police, but favours appointment of women patrols. Wellington Fire Board urges by-law to make compulsory Installation of sprinklers in large buildings as safeguard against fire. Sales on 'Change at the 9.30 call today: Bank of New Zealand, £3 2/8; Auckland Gas, £1 4/8; New Zealand National Bank, £6 17/. Captain of steamer Junee, which has given up search for barque Kobenhavn, says ship disappeared with all hands after striking drifting ice. The net amount available for the Earthquake Relief Fund as the result of the benefit trotting meeting in Christchurch is expected to be £4250.—Press Association. Sensational dividends on Monday at The Empire Furriers. Coats, stoles, foxes and chokers will be simply given away.—Note address: Opp. Town Hall. (Ad.) Marvellous value at The Model Furriers' Great Sale. Genuine foxes, worth 7gs to lOgs, being sacrificed from 3gs. G. Green, 99, Karangahape Road.—(Ad.) Kelleway's still cheapest soft furnishings; 9x9 linotex, felt base squares, 25/; 6ft wide Scotch lino, 4/6 yd.-—Next to Hutchison's, grocers, Newmarket. Ad. Now is your opportunity to secure u really dependable fur or fur coat at your own price. Call on Monday to Empire Furriers, opp. Town Hall.—(Ad.) Simply wonderful. —Friday's bargains at The Model Furriers. Marmot, musquash, peschaniki, seal, etc., coaia reduced to less than half usual price. Smart fur coats from sgns.—G. Green, 99, Karangahape Road. —(Ad.) Kelleway's S.C.B. S. bed kapok mattress, floral ticking, 26/11; double do., 39/11; combination wire stretchers, S. bed, 19/11. —Broadway, Newmarket. —Ad. Congenial surroundings, every facility given to persons of standing requiring temporary financial assistance. Write P.O. Box 1280 City.—(Ad.) Watches and jewellery bought, sold, exchanged, repaired or refashioned. New designs, submitted free at David Silk, Jeweller, Queen Street. —(Ad.) Monday's bargains will be irresistible. Beautiful coats worth 2S to 30gns., clearing from lOgns. at Empire Furriers, opp.. Town Hall. —(Ad.) A Kolster provides best music for dance or party.—Hire from Moore's; 'phone 43-396.—(Ad.) Cars rented from 12/ day; £1 evening. Latest model. All night service. Shorter's Rental Cars. 'Phone 44-061.—Ad. On no account miss Monday's sens ational bargains at Empire Furriers' great clearance, opp.' Town Hall. — (Ad.) Kelleway's S.C.D.; 40in all-silk curtain nets, 2/6 yd; 27in seagrass runner, 1/9?,yd; twisted seagrass mats, 2/11. —219, Broadway, Newmarket. —(Ad.) Call at The Model Furriers before deciding about furs. Prices and quality will astound you. Real fox furs from 2gs. Fur chokers 15/. —Note address: 99, Karangahape Road. —(Ad.) Call on Monday and secure one of the wonderful bargains, which will be sacrificed at Empire Furriei'S, opp. Town Hall.—(Ad.) J

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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 224, 21 September 1929, Page 1

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TABLE TALK. Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 224, 21 September 1929, Page 1

TABLE TALK. Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 224, 21 September 1929, Page 1