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Theodore condemns Lang politics. More diphtheria case 3 at Hamilton. First congress in Romo of ocean flyers. Niagara due on Monday from Sydney. Death of inventor of colour process for films. .3 i. South Canterbury racee to-day *t Timaru. , Port Gisborne due to-morrow from New York. Experts disagree on disarmament issues. Albertland jubilee celebrations on Bfondav. , German prisoner of war "returns from the dead." Waikato Winter Show next week at Hamilton. British device to clarify speech on longdistance 'phone. Delegation from British cotton industry for Canada. "Crisis threatening in British coalmining industry. Vote taken by Huntly miners on question of rationing. Billion dollar fund to guarantee bank deposits in U.S.A. No word of German flyers lost on Timor Sea crossing. Further fines at Taumarunui for breaches of licensing law. Commission to inquire into lotteries and betting in Britain. N.S.W. general election getting lively. "Red" ducked in creek. Great advance in chemistry of life made by new discovery. British Press intrigued by Mac Donald 'phone talk with U.S.A. In mishap with benzine lamp factory worker injured at Opotiki. New method discovered for quick identification of pneumonia. Large lumber cargo brought to Auckland by steamer Golden Bear. Hikurangi miners holding secret ballot on issue of resuming work. Sunday Entertainments Bill read a second time in House of Commons. Hope dispelled of recovery of further survivors of wrecked French liner. Subsidy on wages in building industry to bo paid by Unemployment Board. New Zealand Rhodes Scholar breaks amateur record for mile run in England. Dorman, Long and Company forming great company for developmental work in China. Governor-General to attend community singing at Town Hall next Wednesday. Trial in connection with rioting ended last evening at Supreme Court. Eight men found guilty, two acquitted and four disagreements. Sales on 'Change to-dav were: E., S. and A. Bank, £4; N.Z. Breweries, fl 4/0; Golden Dawn, G/3; Government Loan, s:}, 1933, Insc, £98 10/; National Insurance, 11/3. Skunk, sable, nigger and stone marten shade throw-overs now selling at 50/ at The Model Furriers, 99, Karangahape Road. Buy now. — (Ad.) Real fox furs, finest pelts, full eize, beautiful shades, from 17/G, at N.Z.'s leading furriers, The Empire, 358, Queen Street.—(Ad.) Finest furs at biggcet bargain prices believable at The National Fur Co., 122, Queen Street, opposite "Herald" Office. (Ad.) Kelleway's 1/ Bargain Monday.— Kapok 1/ lb, cretonne cushions and tea coseys 1/ each, white or unbleached sheetings 1/, huckaback towels two for 1/. —Newmarket. —(Ad.) Kelleway's 1/ Bargain Monday.— Horrocks pillow cases two for 1/, pyjama cloth 2yds 1/, men's fancy socks two pairs 1/, COin black Italian cloth 1/ yard. —Newmarket. —(Ad.) Kelleway's 1/ Bargain Monday.—All silk fuji natural 1/ yard, w. knitted cotton singlets 1/, 4-ply knitting wool 3 skeins l/, nursery flannelette 3 yards 1/. —Newmarket. —(Ad.) Kelleway's 1/ Bargain Monday.—Baby leather shoes 1/, e. boys tweed shorts 1/, 36in twill winceyette ljyds 1/, fancy gaiter elastics 6yds 1/. —Newmarket. (Ad.) Kelleway's 1/ Bargain Monday. — Cretonnes 3yds 1/, 200 towels 1/ each, blind rollers complete 1/ set, children's black Italian bloomers 1/ pair. Monday only. —Newmarket.—(Ad.) Let Empire Furriers make a smart jacquette out of your old fur coat at small cost. Address: 358, Queen Street. (Ad.) Important Meeting of Hotel and Restaurant Employees' Union on Monday, May 30, advertised on page 17.—Ad. The beet bargains are showing at Miss Dixon's expiration of lease sale. Compare values. —ICG, Queen Street. —(Ad.) Dental plates scientifically repaired in two hours. —Dental Laboratory, Palmereton Buildings, opp. Waverley Hotel. Ad. The Model Furriers not only advertise genuine bargains, but also give them. Call and prove for yourself. Note address: 99, Karangahape Road.— (Ad.) Your fur worries will disappear when you bring them to N.Z.'s oldest experts, Empire Furriers, opp. Town Hall.— (Ad.) Winter te here. Keep warm with a National Fur Co. guaranteed fur or fur eont. Prices incomparable.—l 22, Queen Street, Vulcan Buildings. —(Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 125, 28 May 1932, Page 1
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