TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 253, 25 October 1932, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Deer-stalker missing in Otago. Brad man will play in first Test match. German prima do'imn shot by husband. M.C.C. team draws first game in Australia. Christian convention continued last evening. Monterey arrived this morning from Sydney. Anglican Synod in Australia discusses State lotteries. Submarine tank successfully demonstrated in Spain. Criminal session opened at Supreme Court this morning. London flour mills strongly protest against wheat duties. Aeroplane strikes power line at New Plymouth carnival. Rumoured restoration of monarchy in Germany officially denied. Wealthy foreigner kidnapped by bandits in Harbin district. Irish farmers reported to have refused payment of land annuities. Sinn Feiners protest against Prince's visit to Northern Ireland. Opening to-day of architectural exhibition at Auckland University. Ambrose Palmer returns* to boxing ring with outstanding victory. Indians leave to attend "third Round Table Conference in London. Meeting of Mount Eden and North - cote Borough Councils this evening. Evidence from Xew Zealand tendered for defence in "Wizard" Smith libel action. Australian banks reported to have reduced interest on Commonwealth Treasury bills. Australian Premiers' Conference given assurances that States are living up to financial promises. Shop-breaking suspect arrested in Newton at early hour this morning after violent struggle with constable. Farewell service held this morning in connection with departure of mission vessel Southern Cross for Islands. Sales on the Stock Exchange this morning were: British Tobacco, £1 12/ C; Wailii, 17/0; National Bank of New Zealand, £4 1/; National Insurance, 14/6; Auckland Gas (ord.), £1 1/2; Auckland. Gas (con.), 15/2.

Australasia's greatest value, £5 5/ set of teeth for £2 10/.—Dentist Davies, opp. Woohvorth's. — (Ad.)