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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 264, 7 November 1929, Page 1

FOURTH EDITION.

TABLE TALK. Waipahi due from Islands to-morrow. Keen competition at Brisbane wool sales. Work on Auckland waterfront delayed by rain. Maheno. sails for Sydney to-morrow morning. Auckland rose show opened this morning. Many deaths in Guatemala- through, eruption. Incendiarism suspected in convent fire in Queensland. Auckland dairyman met his creditors this morning. Large issues at discount of new British loan. Motor ship Rangitiki to sail this evening for South. Liner Remuera left to-day for England via Napier. Young man found dead near Waiuku with shotgun beside Mm. Young woman drowned at Mount Maunganui this morning. Balance of Takapuna sewage loan, amounting to £18,000, to be raised. Commonwealth Government decided to float ten millions loan in Australia. General support in Parliament for Destitute Persons' Rest Homes Bill. Big savings effected by Devonport Borough Council through metering of water. Danger of deadlock at Pacific Relations Conference over Maifchurian situation. Takapuna Borough Council to prepare special evidence to place before Bridge Commission. Movement at Papatoetoe to have hours for worker train concession tickets extended to 9.0 daily.. German Cabinet crisis threatened over measure to make divorce easier;; Catholics offended. German air liner burned to cinders in Surrey, Prince von Schaumberg-Lippe? amongst six .casualties. Aboliton of child endowment proposed in New. South Wales; new schema to be substituted. Further postponement until to-morrow of departure of steamer Eemuera for England via Napier. Protest by Auckland waterside workers against refusal of Arbitration Court to increase wages. New York Stock Exchange made another sensational downward break; £2,000,000,000 in values lost. Chinese expecting big Soviet offensive on Manchurian border to-morrow, which is anniversary of birth of Soviet. Caffery murder trial concluded at late hour last evening, jury finding accused man guilty of manslaughter, with strong recommendation to mercy. Sentence was deferred. i Sales on 'Change to-day were: Renown Collieries, 17/; New Zealand Insurance, £2 6/2; Mount Eden Loan, 5£ per cent (1960), £101 5/; Commercial Bank of Australia (new issue), £1 7/6; Bank of New South Wales (Sydney reg.), £48 12/6; New Zealand Insurance, £2 6/3;, Ohinemuri, 10/7; Inscribed Stock, 4 J per cent (1938)> £100 5/. No one should miss to-morrow's huge sacrifices at Empire Furriers' great clearance, opp. Town Hall.—(Ad.) Tho Model are sacrificing their huge stock of furs and fur coats. Genuine fox furs, latest shades, from 2gs; fur chokers, 15/; guaranteed fur coats from sgs. G. Green, 99, Karangahape Rd.—(Ad.) Big warehouse clearance of the latest straw shapes, smartest styles; outstanding values; special price, 2/11. — McCabes,' Milliners, Newton.— (Ad.) Discriminating public are requested to tour the city's bargain stores—then, anE only then, will they be convinced the genuine specialities for madame's wardrobe are found at Miss Dixon'e, 166, Queen Street. —(Ad.)

For foot correction in all its branches and the fitting, of featherweight arch supports, made to the patient's individual impression, consult The Grainger Osteopathic Institute, 58, Queen Street.—(Ad.) At their new Civic Square shop opened, this week, KK. Footwear, Ltd.,, are displaying certain new season's shoe models at less than half usual price.—(Ad.) Old furs and coats inade new, and at trifling cost by N.Z.'s foremost experts, Empire Furriers, opp. Town Hall. —(Ad.) Hosiery gift week —A cake of soap given free with every pair of hose. — Warren's, Strand Arcade.—(Ad.) And another for our progressive business. Easy phone numbers, 46-000, 47-000. Orders.—Red Top Taxis.—(Ad.) Trilby Yates , Friday's specials. Model hats 29/6. One day only. Ladies' Paradise, opp. Town Hall.—(Ad.) Dressed poultry! Freshest and cleanest in town. Spring chicken from 6d.— "The Quality," 153, Synionds St.—(Ad). Smart knit silk frocks, 19/11 and 25/. Rayons from 19/11 to 29/6. Also in o.s. sizes. —Misses McCabe, Milliners and Frock Specialists, Newton.—(Ad.) Monday's value at the Model Furriers will astound you. Furs and fur coats at give-away prices—G. Green, JJ, Karangahape Rd. —(Ad.) Incomparable bargains to-morrow at Empire Furriers. Musquash andßuss an marmot coats reduced to one-third usual prices. Only address: Opp. Town Hall. (Ad.) ADS. Page 1— Pa 9 e 3— Births Deaths, etc. Exchanges. Business Personal. Farms. Employment. Financial. ' Funeral Directors. Garages, etc. Holiday Accom. Livestock. Homes, Attention. Money to Lend. Houses, etc., Wtd. Motor Cars. Leases. Motor Cycles. Lost and Found. Motor Repairs. Matrimonial. • Motor Tyres, etc. Memoriams. Properties. Partnerships. Sections. Personal. Piano Tuning. Page 4 — iSy^ \Shipping..- ~ , SSSFSW Paae *- Wanted to Rent. Auctions. "" Wanted to SelL Chiropractors. Dentistry. Page 2— Elec. Engineers. Apartments. . K c r ia f s ervices - . Articles for Sale. g^lotices. Board Shopping. Board. Toilet . . Flats to Let. p age 28— Let or Lease. Machinery. Amusements. Musical Insts. Borough Notices. Pjanos. Building. Poultry. County Notices. Seeds, Plants. Dancing. Tourist Resorts. Educational.' To Let. Elocution. Wanted Known; Halls, etc., to Let. Wines. Insurance Cos. Wireless. Lawn Tennis. Musical Tuition. Page 3 Picnics, etc. Professional. Bicycles. Restaurants. Builders. Sale of Work. Businesses. Sporting. Dyers, etc. Tenders. Elec. Batteries, Transport Board. Electro-platers. Wrestling. \