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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 306, 28 December 1931, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Lion Ale For Holiday Celebrations. — (Ad.) A.R.C. acceptances. Burglary at One Tree Hill. Japanese troops reach Tientsin. Tofua sailed to-day for Islands. ■ Further arrests of rebel leaders in 1 India. Auckland batting well against Wel- ! lington. ; Aorangi arrived yesterday from Van- . couver. ; Maunganui arrived this morning from Sydney. Pioneer Opotiki farmer collapsed in paddock. Several people killed in minor revolt in Chile. Twenty-four men arrested in police raid in city. Auckland bowling tournament continued to-day. Provincial tennis championships commenced to-day. Motor ship Port Fremautle arrived from London. Party of Laburum's sailors uninjured in capsize of lorry. Two thousand people watch execution of French murderer. Sensational theft of £SOOO worth of jewellery in London. Two trawlers sunk in Napier Harbour during the week-end. Long list of holiday accidents in Christmas week-end. Radio appeal by Pope for unification of Christian churches. Appeal for peace made by Roman Catholics in Germany. Numerous Christmas traffic tragedies in U.S.A. and Britain. Vivian (Auckland) scores his first Plunket Shield century. Laek of students' manners deplored by U.S. University president. America stands aloof from AngloFrench war debt conference. Australian C4overnment to consider possible bankruptcy of N.S.W. Jubilee floating dock due at Wellington this evening from England. Mr. John Rowe, Trotting Club president, taken ill at trots to-day. Radio transmitters' annual convention concludes at Christchurch to-day. Badcock scored century for Otago in uphill fight against Canterbury. Chinese urge resistance in Manchuria and Japanese demand abdication. Canadian and. New Zealand trade treaty negotiations to be held in camera. Auckland Trotting Club's summer meeting opened to-day at Alexandra Park.