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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 191, 14 August 1930, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Fighting on Indian frontier. Canterbury Jockey Club races German cricket team visiting Eng» land. Governor-General visiting Christ church.

for races. Customs Act Amendment Bill discussed in Parliament. Auckland's Music Week commences on Saturday. House of Representatives sat until % o'clock this morning. Child welfare discussed at Pan-Pacifis Women's Conference. New Zealand League footballers wori ; final match in Australia. British football team leave Wellington to-morrow for Australia. Amendment of Rating Act urged by Birkenhead Borough Council. Railway services between Franktorf and Cambridge to be reduced. American authorities closely watching profiteering in drought areas. Breaking Tip of air-taxi in flight given as cause of recent Kent crash. Palmer defeated Mclnnes in boxing match last evening at Town Hall. Herbert Frederick Manly found guilty; at Wanganui on murder charge. Timely warning saved many lives from severe typhoon in Japan. British airship ready to make return flight to England from Canada. Defence system discussed by Auckland Chamber of Commerce this morning. Fierce windstorm struck Sydney last night, doing considerable damage. United' candidate, Mr. Vincent Ward, returned at Invercargill by-election. Desperate gangs prowling over scenes of recent floods in Sind, North India. Press comment in England on exclusion of Chapman from Test cricket team. Kara Pasha defeated Rae (America)' in wrestling match at Paimertson North.' Safety on the road campaign to be started by Auckland Automobile Association. West Australian primary producers strongly advocate secession from Commonwealth. Auckland Aero Club has completed purchase of 80 acres of land at Mangere for aerodrome. Newmarket Borough Council to take another poll on question of widening Station Street. Pahiatua dairy farmer fined £22 on three charges arising out of driving car while intoxicated. Newmarket Borough Council to erect stone archway at Outhwaite Park as memorial to donor. Main road between Pakuranga Hall and Howick closed for reconstruction: detour road to be used. Desperate bandit thwarted in attempt to rob .New South Wales railway stationshot booking clerk and passerby. - Complaint, of theft at playing grounds under control of City Council made at meeting of Auckland Rugby Leaoue Chnstchurch Presbytery abandoned campa lg n against Sunday excursions on ground that "enemies are too numerous » kales oil 'Change to-day were: Commercial Bank of Australia, £1 0/4; pref •£6.8/; South British Insurance, £217/"' Union Bank, £10 13/6; Waihi Grand Junction, 2/1.

Fridays bargains will surprise you. Coats, stoles, foxes, at simply give-away prices.—Empire Furriers' Sale, opp. Town Hall.— (Ad.) . The event of the year, The Model Furners great sale: £4 19/6 buys a guaranteed fur coat; note address, 99, Kara* ngahape Road.—(Ad.) ■ Support local industry and buy at specially reduced prices.- New Zealand made suits, underwear, shirts, pyjamas, and socks. Kean's sale of New Zealand -made goods, 152, Queen Street.—(Ad) •Overstocked. We are selling goods below their value. Kings, watches, jewellery and many useful gifts can be secured by a small deposit at' David bilk Jeweller, Queen Street. Illustrated catalogue oh request.—(Ad.) Fish, • finest variety of Fresh and Smoked at cheapest prices in Auckland. Eight out of the sea.—Munro Bros., Ltd., City Fish Markets, Customs Street ... ' Cash orders.—T. W. Mayson and Co., Auckland's leading Cash Order Co.- have removed from Security Bldgs. to 7tfi floor •Tower Board Bldgs., Queen St.—(Ad.) You. should not miss Friday's huge bargains clearing at Empire Furriers' Sale, opp.' Town Hall.—(Ad.) • • **"<* You can get a genuine fox fur for 2gs at The Model Furriers' great sale. Full-size pelts.—99, K'hape Rd.—(Ad.) - Greatest variety, best quality of fish at prices to suit your pocket.—Fishermen's Co-operation, only depot, Nelson Street .wharf.—(Ad.) * See the final price reductions tomorrow, in drapery, and -clothing at Caudwell's. Big bargain sale. Karangahape Road, next to Woolworth's.—(Ad.) Better and bigger bargains than ever at Empire Furriers' Sale. Real foxes, 2gns, worth 6gns.—Opp. Town Hall. (Ad.) Real fur necklets from 12/6 at The Model Furriers' great sale. Get in early. G. Green, 99, K'hape R6ad.—(Ad.) Smartly trimmed spring felts, 9/11, 12/6. Felts and pull-ons 1/. Misses McCabe, Millinery Specialists, Newton. (Ad.) New spring ready-to-wear millinery, very smart, 12/6, 15/6.—Miss Dixon, 166, Queen Street.—(Ad.) See display of New Zealand manufactures at Kean's, 152, Queen Street. All New Zealand made lines reduced in price during fourteen days' sale.—(Ad.) You will be astounded at the great cut in prices at The Model Furriers' great sale. The event* of the year.—G. Green, 99, Karangahape Road.—(Ad) Wonderful Friday bargains. Marmot, leschamki, Musquash coats, half-price Beautiful coats, worth v 2Bgns, from 10<ms Empire Furriers', opp. Town Hall.—Ad '