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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 6, 8 January 1931, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Buy Black Currants now. Wholesale, Turners, Growers ; retail, all fruiterers. (Art.) Low prices at Wellington wool sales. Heavy thunderstorm at Wliangarci. Shipping dispute settled at Sydney. Races to-day at Thames and Reefton. Good competition at Sydney wool sales. Improvement of New Zealand butter market. System of rationing work adopted in Victoria. Dolo caused impossible position in Germany. British fleet manoeuvres upset through naval inquiry. Yacht selected to represent Southland in Sanders Cup races. Miss Amy Johnson determined to continue flight to Peking. British aircraft to be exhibited at Buenos Ayres exhibition. Owing to ruinous prices large carryover of wheat likely in Canada. Wellington yacht Restless unlikely to take part in proposed Tasman race. Explosions on Norwegian steamer, destroyed near Ceylon, heard on land. Unemployed in United States estimated at between 4,000,000 and 5,000,000. Thieves at Mercury Bay stole cash box containing £100 in cash and cheques. Impressive procession through Paris on occasion of Marshal JolTre's funeral. Two hundred Waikato children to proceed to-morrow to camp at Waikato Heads. United States threatens to break off relations with Liberia unless slavery abolished. Guy Menzies had planned Tasman flight for twelve months, but only his brother knew. Small steamer Progress was three days overdue on trip from Picton to New Plymouth. Week of 44 hours expected to cause big deficit in running of New South Wales railways. Mr. Lang states that N.S. Wales will not be represented at future meetings of Federal Loan Council. Birmingham man has had prepared a talking picture for presentation of his will to relatives after his death. Young woman found dying* beside her motor car on English moor said she had been attacked by strange man whom she had given a lift. Committee appointed by Government to make recommendations calculated to | relieve hardships of producers commenced deliberations in Wellington today. The Model Furriers for first quality North-west Canadian musquash coats, j 30gs; buy now.—G. Green, 99. Karanga'hape Road.—(Ad.) Fish, finest variety of Fresh and Smoked at cheapest prices in Auckland. Right out of the sea.—Munro Bros., Ltd., City Fish Markets, Customs Street West.—(Ad.) r The Model Furriers for genuine fox furs, full size pelts, beautifully finished, from 37/6; fur chokers from 12/6,— G. Green, 99, Karangahape Road.— (Ad.) Specially reduced prices to-morrow (Friday), millinery and gown's.—Miss Dixon's sale, Queen Street, opp. H.M. Arcade. —(Ad.) Yes! Your old fur or fur coat can be renovated at trifling cost by N.Z.'s experts. Empire Furriers, opp. Town Hall.—(Ad.) Warren's, Strand Arcade, special reductions: Blazers, 23/0; frocks, 25/ and 29/6; Gold Star hose, 3/11.—(Ad.) _ Make your old furs and fur coats look like new at a trifling cost at the Model Furriers, 99, Karangahape Road.— (Ad.) Insure your car—it costs less with an N.I.M.U. policy. Inquire! Next A.A.A., Durham Street.—(Acl.)