TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 260, 2 November 1932, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Budget debate completed. Labour campaign opened at Motueka. Niagara sailed laet evening for Sydney. Complete agreement in printing trade award. Meeting- of a farmer's creditors this morning. Appeal for assistance to be launched by Y.M.C.A. Collapse of wheat and meat prices in the Argentine. Supreme Court criminal session continued to-day. Visiting minister pays tribute to Press of New Zealand. Scotland Yard detectives arrest leader of hunger marchers. Seven nominations for one seat on Auckland Land Board. British Broadcasting Corporation to assist opera at Home. Condemnation of Democratic policy by Hoover in New York. Centralisation scheme discussed by Education Board to-day. Man arrested with five tine of opium fined £225 this morning. Members of American tennis team entertained last evening. Demand for new houses being erected by London County Council. Allegations of piracy of British trade marks by Japanese in India. Shark-attack victim at Newcastle improving after awful injuries. Rumour of revolution and march on Berlin after Sunday's election. New party with influential support aims at home rule for Scotland. Hawke's Bay -widow awarded f£2ooo for death of husband in collision. Fearsome 'quake sends people rushing from houses at Gundagai, N.S.W. Decision to hold fair to raise funds for Jubilee Institute for the Blind. Proceedings of Select Committee on superannuation to be open to the Press. Candid' statement by Dominions Secretary regarding application of Ottawa duties to Ireland. British captain praised for heroic rescue of crew of wrecked Japanese trawler. . -,

Sales on 'Change to-day were: Okarito, 8/2; Government Stock, 4H1939),£95 5/; National Insurance, 14/6; Colonial Sugar, £49 5/; Waihi, 17/11; Government Bonds, 5J (1936), £100 5/; Government Stock, 5i (1936), £100 5/. Australasia's greatest value, £5 5/ eet of teeth for £2 10/.—Dentist Davies, opp. Wool worth's. —(Ad.)