TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 103, 4 May 1931, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Madeira revolt ended. London produce market slow. fiovernor-General at Kotorua. iv-.ithquake shocks at Westport. ilunicipal elections on Wednesday. Niagara this morning from Sydney. Ex-King Alphonso returned to Paris. Yacht Kangi left Sydney for Auckland. Two more explorers miesing in Greenland. Third wealthiest man in United States dead. Halifax won British Rugby League final. Young motor cyclist killed at Mount; Albert. Exciting contests at Muriwai motor race meeting. Labour successes in Brisbane .municipal elections. Antarctic expedition ship Discovery at Wellington. Smart flying by R.A.F. officer on Cape, to London trip. Memorial tablet unveiled at Christ Church, Papakura. Germany eliminated in Davis Cup tennis preliminaries. Bullet fired at train just missed New South Walee politician. Italian criminal sentenced to life imprisonment for second time. Lieutenant Haakon Qviller, Norwegian parachutist, killed at Oama.ru. British cruisers to visit Kiel at invitation of German Uovcnment. Cambridge undergrads. Hying in Australia damaged 'plane at Uloiieuny. British flyers on "way to Australia, made record time to Constantinople. Two occupants of aeroplane rescued near Sydney after falling into sea. Firet flight in history by reigning monarch made by King of the Belgians. Prince of Wales expected to fill many of the King's important engagements. • Petition to League of Nations on world disarmament carries 416,000 signatures.