TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 85, 11 April 1931, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Avondale races to-day. Taranaki trots to-day. Greymouth races to-day. Disturbed situation in Portugal. Good demand at Dunedin wool sales. Tofua due from Islands on Monday. Indication of trade revival at Home. Graf Zeppelin cruising in Upper Egypt. Prince of Wales made flight over Rio. Doctors satisfied with King's progress. Trading Coupons Bill before Parliament. Finance Bill passed by Legislative Council. Waikawa arrived iO*day from United States. Commonwealth deficit almost twenty millions. Obsolete destroyer sunk off SydneyHeads. Supreme Court sitting starts on Monday. Large waterspout seen at New Plymouth. British team training for Schneider Cup race. British pilots training for Schneider Cup races. Unique tribute by. Navy at funeral of British artist. Maori died at Hamilton as outcome of polo accident. Experiments in, England to produce petrol from coal. Frenchwoman poisoned herself on her hundredth birthday. Gale on Japanese coast caused heavy loss of life. Tragic death of English girl while skiing in Switzerland. Poverty Bay ratepayers to borrow £78,000 for power extensions. American girl reached 32,000 ft in aeroplane and made record. Chichester may resume flight from Lord Howe Island to Australia. Bill to license Sunday entertainment in Britain does not include stage plays. Young Frenchman tried to reach 'America in box shipped as cargo to New York. "Scarface" A 1 Capone closed soup kitchens in Chicago, as conditions have improved. Captain Scott landed at Darwin and beat Kingsford Smith's time for flight to Australia. Tenders called for 'planes with speed of 150-180 m.p.h. to speed up EnglandAustralia mails. Referendum on question of establishing Upper House in Queensland considered too costly by Premier. Writ to be issued against N.S.W. by Federal Attorney-General for recovorv of money paid in interest to State creditors in London. Auckland's oldest furriers, "The Empire," offer you the world's best in furs and coats at fractional prices.— Address, opp Town Hall.—(Ad.) Furs and fur coats at prices beyond compare at The Model Furriers. Satisfaction guaranteed.—G. Green 99, Karangahape Road.— (Ad.) Kelleway's Furnishing Sale, 6ft wide Scotch lino, "4/6 yd; 54 by 27 tapestry floor rugs 9/11; 23in fancy coir matting, 1/11 yd. Newmarket—(Ad.)

Just imagine, beautiful seal chapal coats, trimmed real skunk, worth 42gns, now clearing for 22gns at Empire Furries, opp. Town Hall.—(Ad.)

Genuine north-west Canadian musquash coats, 29gns, at The Model Furriers, 99, Karangahape Rd. —(Ad.) Magistrate McKean has taken ou£ a cartridge core, which blocked, and has fitted a Philip Lewis radiator to his car, H6 says: "Its efficiency surprised me, and the workmanship is first-class." Ad. Kelleway's Furnishing Sale genuine Onehunga blankets, single, 18/11; double, 27/11 pair; s. bed kapok mattress, 23/11; double, 37/11; kapok pillows, 2/9. Newmarket.—(Ad.) Before winter comes have your old fur or fur coat thoroughly renovated at trifling cost. —Empire Furriers, opp. Town Hall.—(Ad.)

Real fox furs, from 35/, beautiful fur cliokers 12/6, at The Model Furriers, — Note address, 99, Karangahape Ed. (Ad.) Kelle way's Furnishing Sale, 50in tapestries, 6/11; velvet pile slip mats, 4/11; 2/6 shadow tissue for 1/11; cretonnes from 6Jd; door mats, 1/11. Newmarket. (Ad.) Cross shade foxes, and golden foxes, going for 57/6, at Empire Furriers" sale, opp. Town Hall.—(Acl.) Genuine furs, true to name, are used in every article made by The Model Furriers, 99, Karangahape Road. Every purchase is real value.—(Ad.)