TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 221, 18 September 1930, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Tyler's Furniture Sale Xo-w On.—(Aβ.) Airman-killed at Sydney. British aviation, industry flourishing. Several surprises at town board elections. China not elected member of League ConneiL Over two millions unemployed in Britain. Auckland oyster season ic close pa Satnrday. Scheme for pooling Australian finances in London.; Training of nurses again discussed iij Parliament. English police unable to solve murder of girl at Epsom. derailment of trucks at Penrose caused delaT to trains.

Body of man found in Auckland Harbour this morning. Captain Matthews reaches Belgrade oa first hop to Australia. No date yet fixed for opening of Australian Federal Parliament. Airman Bromley abandoned proposed flight from Japan to America. More" taxation anticipated to balance Australian Budget this year. Objection by Milford residents to proposalto install sanitary dump. Mr. Scullin believes Australia's financial difficulties only temporary. Mr. and Mrs. Forbes guests of Lord and.Xady Willingdon at Ottawa. Damaged piston causes ship to drift helplessly in mid-Pacific for 14 days. City Council adopted revised scheme for waterfront road at Kohimarama.

Little progress made at conference to further discuss airport for Auckland. Shamrock disabled in third Ameria Cap race: Enterprise finished ike course. Poll at Xew Lynn to-day to raise loan." of _£13j250 for roading and water retieulatiOD.

Pnrtlier relies of Andree's expedition returned to Trornsoe, Xorway, by whaler Isbjoerm.-. Corruption and systematic frauds alleged against municipal adminstration in the Punjab.

Building boom in London in recent years changed appearance of eity; slum, area swept away. Former Bishop of Pretoria chosen Bishop of Newcastle, X.S.W., in succession to late Bishop Long , . Man fined £25 this morning, on charge of being in state of intoxication while in charge of motor car. Prime Minister, Mr. Forbes, to confer with Canadian Prime Minister in regard to new trade agreement. Excessive number of exemptions in Federal sales tax expected to" bring revenue far below estimated £5,000,000. City Council and Hospital Board each. to receive - £3747 for relief purposes as result of Auckland Trotting Club's relief , meeting.

Sales on J Change to-day were: Commercial Bank of Australia, 18/j Bank Zealand, £2 15/6; IFaiM, lifll; Colonial Sugar, £30 " 10/; Sharland (pref.), IS/9; Mount Lyell, £1 0/2; Auckland Hospital Board (si'l, £100; Gov€immenfc Lean, 5J (1936) ,"£99 7/6.

After season sale a-fc The Model Furriers. Guaranteed fur coats £4.'19/, genuine fox furs, full size pelts, 37/6. Note address, G. Green, 39, IQr'pe Bd. (Ad.) * -

Friday's prices: Fox furs worth 9-12 go from 2gs, f-autiful for coats •worth 2S-30gs from llge.—Empire Furriers' sale, opp. Town HalL—(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, West.—(Ad.) The event of the year.—The Model Furriers great sale, secure that bargain now at give-awav prices. Genuine fox furs at 37/jI,—G." Green, 99, Hrpe Ed. (Ad.) :• : . . ■

Cash orders.—T. W. Mayson and Co., Auckland's leading Cash Order Co., lave removed from Security Bldgs. to 7th floor Power Board Queen St.—(Ad.)

Final clearance of millinerv. Smart ready-to-wear felts, 3/11, 5/11, 9/11, 12/6. Exceptional value.—McCabe's, Milliner, Xewton.—(Ad.) Blouse specialists—come and see our display. Abo new spring goods. WarStrand Arcade.—(Ad.)

Smart'race nats from 25/ up. See on-. , . chie toques. Mrs. McDowell,. Majestic Theatre entrance.—(Ad.) _ To savo money visit the Empire Furrieis, sale, opp. Town Hall. Coats, foxes and ties at under half-price.—(Ad.) The Model Furriers great sale is now in full swing.. Hundreds of fur bargains that must be cleared.—G. Green, 99, Karangaliape Eoad. —(Ad.)