TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 81, 7 April 1931, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Metropolitan trots to-morrow. > Heavy railway traffic to-day. Municipal rolls close to-morrow. , Motor cyclist killed near Hawera. Golf championships continued to-day. Canterbury Jockey Club races to-day. Earthquake relief criticised at Napier. Strike of transport workers at Capetown. Farmer killed in accident near Cambridge. Police impounded racing club funds at Kaitaia. New South Wales town destroyed by fire. Big decrease in totalisator returns at Ellerslfe. Efforts in Germany to reduce unemployment, . Two constables made exciting arrest at Remuera. Two injured in motor collision at Wellington. New temporary Anglican church to be buil? at Napier. Post-section play to-day in Easter bowling tournament. Damaged motor ship Port Hobart may be docked at Auckland. Disagreement between France and Italy on naval matters. Economic position discussed at Labour conference in Wellington. Airman Charles Scott at Calcutta on record flight to Australia. Record for flight from Britain to Capetown broken by three days. Compulsory wheat pool suggested for Saskatchewan, Central Canada. Dismissal service for missionaries at St. Mary's Cathedral this morning. Revolt in Madeira: warships and troops sent by Portuguese Government. Resentment at teaching 6f' "Imperial bias" in New South Wales State schools. Admiral Byrd, noted American explorer, contemplating another Polar trip. Coursing meeting at Oamafu abandoned through some person setting hares free. Attacks on Government cheered at conference of British Independent Labour Party, Two British airmen making good progress on flight from England to Australia. .. Transport Board decided not to increase frequency of service to Dominion Road' terminus. , -. Plans to be prepared for new bridge to carry double line tram track at vehicular crossing close to Avondale railway station. Table-talk among motorists—N.l.M.U. car insurance costs less and gives fuller benefits. Next A.A.A. Durham St. (Ad.):