TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 174, 25 July 1932, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Barefooted burglar at Mount Eden. Conclusion of Winter Exhibition. Producer of "Ziegfeld Follies" dead. Emergency Tariff Bill passed in Ireland. Dictatorship being fought in Germany. English nightingale heard at Ponsonby. Governor-General returned South last evening. Niagara arrived this morning from Sydney. . -&>!S?SI Auckland Rugby touring team completed. Empire currency prot>lem discussed at Ottawa. Merritt seven wickets for 53 in Lancashire League. Criminal session opens to-morrow at Supreme Court. Pukemiro miners reeuine work after protest meeting. Forward step by Disarmament Conference at Geneva. New Zealand hockey team beat Queensland 4 —l. Man fined in Hamilton :6or promoting illegal art union. 'Planes sent as warning to contumacious African chief. Civic receptioii to-day to English Rugby League team. Mailey's eleven score 425 in 150 minutes in Ontario. Motor cyclist dies in hospital after collision with truck. Series of motoring acr'dents at Opotiki during week-end. Steamer City of Canton arrived from New York after rough trip. Rotary delegate returns from Rotary Conference at Honolulu. "Blame it on to the boss" is All Blacks' comment on Test victory. All Blacks won "Ashes" and become first holders of.Bledisloe Cup. Surprise demand by South Africa at Empire Economic Conference. Another slight earthquake felt at Opotiki early vesterday morning. Magnificent ,/ibutes. by Sydney Press to All Blacks' success and prowess. Italian delegates walk out of interParliamentary Union meeting at Geneva. Pope reported to be taking, steps for setting up film industry in Vatican' City. New Zealanders elected chairmen of meat and dairy produce committees at Ottawa. America beat Germany for right to contest Davis Cup final with France. Shields lost singles again. Australasia's greatest value, £5 5/ set of teeth for £2 10/. —Dentist Da vies, op?. Wool worth's.—(Ad.)