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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 196, 20 August 1931, Page 1

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Prince of Wales fliee to Biarritz. Further sectarian strife in Ireland. Tree planting ceremony at Dilwortb. School. { Divorce applications at Supreme Court to-day. Butter reduced Id per pound in Auckland. Hastings municipal theatre to be reerected. Bankrupt farmer rebuked fry Official Assignee. Grammar School old boye decided upon new badge. Hungarian Government resigns owing to financial crisis. Chilian training ship to leave Auckland next Wednesday. Heavy damage along English - coasts by gales and floods. Auckland conference to discuss Canadian tariff deadlock. Several Reno divorcees' re-marriages cancelled in London. Auckland minister presides over great C.E. rally in Sydney. Graf Zeppelin's tour of England curtailed by bad weather. Death duties valuation reduced by magistrate at Oamaru. Restoration League offers to guarantee cost of local option poll. Single Chamber Government outlined in New Spanish constitution. One Tree HiU Borough Council to deal with speeding motorists. Papatoetoe Chamber of Commerce opposed to fusion propositi. Burglars in Christchurch said to have set fire to goods In warehouse. New South Wales Savings Bank Reopening Bill read a first time. Millions of people in peril from flood and disease in Hankow district. Mount Roskill Road Board by-elec-tion to take place on September 12, American bankers' committee recommends revision of war debt structure, i Accountant found not guilty at New Plymouth on false declaration charge. Tremendous losses by American Farm Board in cotton and wheat operations. Canterbury man found guilty of setting motor truck on fire after collision. Three Hospital Board members at Waihi resigned following no-confidence vote in chairman. Devonport Borough Council to allow unemployed to grow vegetables on unused council lands. British Government reported to have adopted revenue tariff on imports as emergency measure. One Tree Hill Borough Council to obtain legal advice in connection with rates on tram tracks. Taxi driver committed for- sentence on charge of assaulting a man by hitting him on the head. Sales on 'Change to-day were:— National Bank of New Zealand, £3 16/; King Solomon, 2/5; Waihi, 15/9; Auckland Gas, £1 3/3.

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