TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 148, 24 June 1932, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Auckland trots to-morrow. Hospital Auxiliary's street appeal today. Good industrial exhibits at Wellington show. New city by-law to (leal with parking of cars. New Zealand winners in Sydney sheep show. , Southern Cross due to-morrow from Islands. Napier Park and Ashburton races tomorrow. Bank Officers' Guild conference in Wellington. Credii exchange pool to be released next week. Work on Wellington Carillon now completed. New panic of bank suspensions in Chicago. Trade treaty possible between Canada and Germany. Steamer Westmoreland arrived to-day from England. New regulations gazetted for Crown's legal business. Lectures on protection of stock from disease to be broadcast. Papal order forbids burning of candles on certain occasions. Bankruptcy discharges, granted in Supremo Court to-day. Air pilot charged with trick flying over Gisborne golf course. Divers at last bring up gold treasure from wrecked liner Egypt. Many dead in earthquake and tidal wave on Mexican coast. Italy accepts new American disarmament proposal in entirety. Liner Empress of Britain sets new record for Atlantic crossing. Deputation to Ministers asks for retention of training colleges. Huge American unemployment relief plan approved by Senate. Chief engineer of motor ship Zealandic lost overboard on way to Auckland. One-man and trolley cars proposed by Chrktelmrch Tramways Board. "Mrs. Keith Miller arrested on charge of illegally entering United States. American Federal Reserve Bank reduces rediscount rate to 2J per cent. Degrading scene of fight between women in New South Wales Assembly. Dedication of new altar at St. James Anglican Church, Ardmore, on Sunday. Extensive crop damage by coldest weather in Australia, for over 30 years. 'Plane of missing German airmen seized by searchem in North Australia. High 'rates criticised at meeting of" Mount Eden ratepayers and householders. Hoover's arms reduction proposal resented in France; British Press cautious. Further evidence against transport - official in New South Wales Koyal Commission. Sales on 'Change to-day were:—Woolworth's (pref.), £1 5/; Bank of New Zealand, £2 2/6, £2 3/s Inscribed Loan (5J per cent, 1927-41), £95; South British, £2 11/.