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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 230, 29 September 1931, Page 1

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Iviiigsford Smith completes crose India flight. H.M.S. Diomedo sailed for southern ports. English mail due at Auckland this week. Motor ship Rangitiki delayed by bad weauier. Ndw park to be developed at Papatoetoe. Motor cyclist injured in collision near Penrose. Race problems discussed by scientists in Britain. Dissolution of British Parliament not unlikely. Norway and Sweden suspend gold standard. Irish Free State view regarding gold standard. Big decrease in totalisator turnover at Avondale races. Body of dead girl discovered on rock* of Sydney beach. Dominion Day celebrated by New landers in Sydney. Heavy rains come in time to save crops of N.S.W. farmers. Hughes outpointed Johns in boxing natch at Town Hall. Serious rioting by Chinese student*, demanding war with Japan. Working for rations declared black by uncmployed in Christchurch. Seaman from Progress wreck died after four months in hospital. Lang Government introduces bill for compulsory reduction of rents. Man struck by taxi wliile cross in u Beach Road, and fatally injured. Youth of 18 succeeds to two baronies, held by the late Earl of Orford. Principal of dairy produce firm tele: phones from London to Wellington. Three killed when aeroplane crashes into crowd at Lucerne, Switzerland. Art unions condemned by Auckland Council of Christian Congregations. In cooks and stewards' application for exemption from award Court reservec decision. _ ... Lorry smashed and driver injurec

when Auckland express crashed into ii at Otaki. Sales on 'Change to-day were:—Bank of New Zealand, £2 3/; King Solomoi Mines, 2/1. • . Prime Minister expects that legislation proposals -will be a target for debatt when House meets. Papakura Town Board to refuse work under Scheme 5 to men who will not ge to single men's camps. Mount Albert Borough Council blame Auckland Transport Board for deadlock over Oakley Creek culvert.