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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 225, 22 September 1932, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

New V. 8-eylinder Ford fias Arrived.—(Atf.) Wanganui races to-day. Yacht Heartsease left on world cruise. Official height of balloon ascent 17,717 yards. Great rally on New York stock market. Further 'quakes terrify residents of Victoria. Result of Town Board elections announced. Hangman's gruesome end by suicide in England. British nobleman to attempt flight over Everest. Farewell at Baptist Tabernacle to missionaries. Bankrupt sentenced to two months' imprisonment. Decision reserved in racehorse Croupier appeal case. Anniversaiy of formation of ForbesCoates Ministry. Farmer fined £10 for a;isaultiii;.' Opotiki merchant. Celebration of 79th anniversary of St. Matthew's parish. Number of gifts to Auckland War Memorial Museum. Terms of new sugar agreement in Australia revealed. Gisborne Post Office clock and. tower to be removed. Opening prices fully maintained ai British wool sales. ■Arbitration Court to fix wages in hotel workers' award. Conference in Auckland to-day ot dairy factory managers. Mid-air collision in- Victoria ends ii: pilots' fortunate escapes.. Flying Hutchinson family landed in Scotland by British trawler. World's parachute. descent record for women broken in Germany. Witness declared hostileat hearing of Wellington burglary charge. Gandhi still detained in gaol; Hindus seeking settlement of dispute.' Canadian oil interests greatly excited over large Soviet exportation.* . New South Wales Budget reveals Lang's appalling' legacy of ' debt. Additional appointments of justices of peace unlikely before new year. World-wide '• 40-h'our ' working weel; suggested by Italian "Government. Treasury official remanded on 27 charges of alleged embezzlement. Coroner commends two Wellington men for efforts at rescue from drowning. German airman salvages 'plane abandoned in North-west Australia in Mav. Newmarket Borough Council to seek sanction of loan of £4750 for stret't paving. Vigorous attack on British Government disarmament policy by Lloyd George. . . Sentences, of fiogging.jpassed recently on two prisoners, carried out on Tuesday. America holds aloof from German arms equality claim,. Hoover states position. Woman doctor's courageous offer to convey disease germs from America to Australia. Possible conversion of big New South Wales loan next month to save interest payments. Military camps to be held throughout New Zealand this summer; all ranht to be paid. British Liberal Federation condemns Ottawa agreements; fears of Cabinet withdrawals. One Tree Hill Borough Council decided not to revert to private sinking fund commissioners at present. Sales on 'Change to-day were: NewZealand Insurance, £2 3/; Australian Glass, £1 18/; Government Stock, 1937. 5 i P-C (2), £96' 5/; Bank of NewZealand, £2 7/4.