TABLE TALK.
Press censorship in Spain. Bloodshed in German general election. Power shortage in Christchurch still acute. ' ! Young man shot dead in Sydney winebar. Ulimaroa due Sydney to-morrow morning- . : | Shamrock beaten in.first race for America. Cup. Further starch for missing Grammar School youth. Eight .thousand candidates for German elections.; ; Two cadets killed in Hying crash at Pretoria. ' i Deposed President of Argentina arrested. 1 Prisoners ■ sentenced at Supreme Court this morning. i Three overseas vessels reached Auckland yesterday. | Huge shark impailed on hows of I Atlantic liner. Daring; burglary at city tailor's shop early this morning. British, footballers defeated Victoria in high scoring game. Gaming' Amendment Bill likely to be discussed . this week. v ■ Eeform candidate in Waipawa byelection started campaign. Attempted flight across North Pacific from Japan in progress. Sydney tram services restricted in endeavour to lessen cost. After dull period London butter and cheese markets reported firm. Farmer thrown into machinery in Canterbury and killed instantly. Boy- rescued; from drowning in river |by K>S.A. ' secretary at Gisborne. r Great development in fruit canning industry foreshadowed in Britain, Australian airman flying, to England damaged 'plane in landing at Singapore* Open golf championship of New South Wales won by Eyre, of New South Wales. " . V- » . Czecho-Slovak regiment; mutinied when the cook gave them only stew for dinner. • _ , Control of whaling to be discussed by Economic • Committee of League of Nations. . Totalisator returns at Wariganui Jockey Club's spring meeting £10,000 down. ' . Spanish bridegroom did not like bride's dress. Quarrel followed and girl; was shot.; Attempt : to rise to height of eight or ten miles in aluminium ball in. Belgium proved a fiasco. Six members of Waitemata Power Board called upon by Auditor-General to refund payments received. Man charged with being in state of intoxication while in charge of motor car fined £50 at Police Court thjs morning; license was , cancelled - for twelve months. I • Sales on 'Change to-day were: Bank of New South Wales, £31 15/; Commercial :Bank of Australia, 18s 4d; Bank of New (D. -Mortgage), .XI. .7/3j Jjnicn Bank, ±10 - _ < f ! Cash orders.—T. W. Mayson aricf Col, Auckland's leading Cash Order Co., have removed from Security Bldgs. to,7th floor Power Board Blugs., Queen St. —(Ad.) Weddings.—New saloon to drive yourself, £1 per wedding.;—Shorter's Rental Cars.—(Ad:)
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 218, 15 September 1930, Page 1
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