TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 178, 29 July 1932, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

- ' Kennel show held to-day. . Gisborne races to-morrow. t Fall in railway revenue for month. Level crossing accident at Takanini. - Auckland canary and cage bird ehow \ to-day. 'i Another alluvial gold art union ?anc- ' tioned. r British, by-election results in Labour > victory. Mystery cause of triple air tragedy in England. , Earthquake shock felt at Darwin; no t damage done. 1 Criminal session continued at Supreme ! Court to-day. ! Delegates nominated for Meat Producers' Board. Reported 200 Chinese dead in vain 1 attack on town. ; Rugby League Test match to-morroiv ~ at Carlaw Park. '. Auckland Rugby representatives left [ for South last evening. • Flood of applications for British War > Loan conversion, scheme. [■ Commercial travellers' clothes drive , at Remuera to-morrow. '. Sir Truby King makes gift of his \ home to Blunket Society. ; Selection of more children to-day for i Sunshine camp at Motuihi. Fatal rioting in Washington between : " Bonus Army " and police. ; New Zealand hockey team beats : Warwick by a dozen goals. i Total registrations of unemployed about same as previous week. ■ Wanganui man selle patent rights in • South America for £100,000. j New South Wales railway chief . resigns after inquiry finding. Canadian prairie farmers and Labour ■ decide to combine politically. 1 Lady Houston offers British Exchequer ■ £40>000 to aid Defence forces. Herr Hitler loses chances of Jewish i vote at coming German election. : Relief drives to-morrow in Mount \ Eden and One Tree Hill districts. Believed Communist plot revealed to : . undermine Chicago banking system. British writer eays Dominion cattle ' breeders have neglected British markets. : Approval of proposed course of agriculture at Mount Albert Grammar School. Important statement at Ottawa defining Britain's attitude on reciprocal preferences. Lang Government's reasons for legalising tin hare racing revealed to Royal Commission. Moxley, condemned Australian murderer, aske to have death sentence carried out. Mount Roskill Fire Board favours metropolitan control scheme, subject to certain reservations. Sales on 'Change to-day were:—Commercial Bank, 13/10; N.Z. Insurance, £2 t 0/6; Auckland Gas (con.), 15/. ; Australasia's greatest value, £5 5/ set of ieeti for £2 10/.—Dentist Davies, onr> Woolworth's.—(Aα.)