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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 95, 23 April 1931, Page 1

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p 5 — # a N.Z. Dry Cleaning Co. for Dy<etngv—4M& ) Poppy Day to-morrow. Trouble brewing in Rumania, 1 Cheer Up programme continued. 3 Prices firm at Sydney wool sales. ;, Storm on New South Wales coast. 1 More British killed in Nicaragua. Tunnellers ceeeed work at Arapuni. i More local body nominations to-day. I Wheat duties discussed in Parliament. . Stratford and South Canterbury races - to-day. Record low price for rubber in Engt land. . Federal movement to tax Civil ser--1 vants. ; Railways Bill before Legislative Council. > Steps to form municipal aerodrome * at Napier. Prince of Wales to pay official visit to Lisbon. Ex-King of Spain expected to visit t Princess Beatrice. 1 Young motor cyclist killed on Welling- £ ton-Manawatu road. - Draw made for opening of Rugby, * League and Soccer seasons. 5 Protests in South against lifting of 1 ban on importation of stock. 2 , Oil tanker Pinna went ashore at New ) Guinea, but floated off later. 1 Low rate of relief work pay denounced ; by Takapuna Borough Council. , Australian Rugby team to visit New L Zealand during coming season. j Boy drowned iby floods following heavy rains in New South Wales, j Woman driver had narrow escape when I new car crashed into gully at Kingsland. Dusseldorf murderer so'atanced to > death by guillotine on nine capital charges. ; Lady Mary Heath, noted. British aviatrix, arrested in Ontario for drunk- ; enness. Commonwealth Bank to carry on ; 'business of Now South Wales State * Savings Bank. s Discussion in British House of Com- ' mons on use of motor cars by candi- > dates on polling day. j unable to raise money for ; New South Wales hospitals; Stato lot- . tery»the alternative. Chief Justice warned Blenheim jury I to consider whether they should place , reliance on Crown witnesses. » Captain Frank Hawks, famous American flying ace, forced down in attempted ■ record England-Rome flight. i Government Savings Bank in New , South Wales closed, tending absorption | by Commonwealth Bank; may reopen in ) three weeks. Sales on 'Change ,to-day were: Pukei miro Collieries, £1 15/; Inscribed Loan, ; 5i (1933), £99 7/6; Taranaki Oil, 1/; ; Wilsons Cement (2), £1 19/3: Waihi, ; is/4. > Cheer up! You can still sccure the i best furs in N.Z. at ridiculously low i prices at the "Empire," oop. Town Hall. (Ad.) - Furs and fur coats at prices beyond 1 compare at The Model Furriers. Satis- - faction guaranteed.—G. Green, 99, Kara- ' ngahape Road. —(Ad.) | Empire fur values will make the j greatest pessimist "cheer up." Visit the [! Empire Furriers, opp. Town Hall. (Ad.) s Fish, finest variety of Fresh and [ Smoked at cheapest prices in Auckland. r Right out of the sea.—Munro Bros., 'j Ltd., City Fish Markets, Customs Street, ! West.—(Ad.) i Real fox furs, from 35/, beautiful fur | chokers, 12/6, at The Model Furriers.— - Note address, 99, Karangahape Rd. (Ad.) Free meat to-morrow. See Farmers' Meat Co. advertisement, auction page, this issue, without fail.—(Ad.) Specially low prices for renovating your old fur or fur coat during. Cheer Up Week at Empire Furriers, opp. Town ■ Hall.—(Ad.) The Model Furriers are noted for fur and fur coat renovations at trifling cost. G. Green, 99, Karangahape Rd.—(Ad.) ! You pay for the insurance on your - car—why not decide upon it yourself ? j N.1.M.U., next A.A.A., Durham St.—Ad. [ A riot of fur bargains for Cheer Up ; Week at the "Empire," N.Z.'s premier ■ fur house, opp. Town Hall. —(Ad.) Special purchase smart ready to wear felts, exceptional value, 5/11, 7/11, 9/11. ! McCabe's, Newton. —(Ad.) . Genuine North-west Canadian mus- > quash coats, 29gns, at The Model Fur- . riers, 99, Karangahape Rd. —(Ad.)