TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 262, 4 November 1932, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

A.R.C. races to-morrow. Y.M.C.A. street appeal to-day. Canterbury J.C. races to-morrow. Girls' sports to-morrow at Blandford Park. Criminal session ended at Supreme Court. Armistice Day to be observed next Friday. Rumour of gun-running to Ireland revived. Huge American deficit for first quarter of year. Soil pilots father on air journey to Wellington. Auckland trades union conference continued to-day. New musical appointment for M. Henri Verbrugglien. Coal Mine Owners' Association meeting ir.i Wellington. Angry spteclies and ugly threats by Dublin unemployed. School children to be charged for swimming certificates. Meat cargo for motor ship Port Gisborne loaded by crew. N.S.W. Government action on tin hare racing not yet disclosed. Boy severely burned when gunpowder was ignited by cracker. Labour opposition -attacks Ottawa agreement at Canberra. Boy run over by, car and fatally injured at New Plymouth. Position of sinking funds discussed by Otahuhu Borough Council. Woman rescued by fire brigade after falling from high window. ' City Council powerless to limit numiber of petrol stations in city. Roosevelt leading in newspaper poll ou American Presidential election. Allegation of. biased justice in favour of I.R.A. made in Dail Eireann. Life guard corps to be formed for patrolling all Auckland beaches. Proposed scenic drive on Waitakere Ranges approved by City Council. British cloth firms in India take action against trade marks piracy. British fanners ask greater reduction of meat imports and tax on foreign. Black brothers retained New Zealand golf foursomes amateur championship. Conflict between naval and military factions and budget Minister in Japan. City Council to investigate its relief works with purpose of framing futuro policy. Protest by Auckland Superannuated Public Servants against Superannuation Funds Bill. Unemployment registrations not falling to extent expected. Fresh employment plans expected. shortly. Sales on 'Change to-day were:—Bank of New Zealand, £2 6/; Auckland Gas (con.), 15/3; New Zealand Breweries, £1 7/; Okarito, 8/1; Waihi Junction, 3/5; Auckland Gas (ord.),£l 1/6; Auckland- Gas- (con.), '15/3; Wilsons Cement, £1 12/9; Waihis (2), 18/0, 18/1; Waihi Grand Junction (2), 3/G; New Zealand Government Stock (1937), 5i (Feb.), £100 5/; Kong Solomon, 1/10. 1932 Summer suitings just arrived. Newest fashions. Suits from £5 5/. —P. Groos and Co., Tailors, Durham St., Citv. (Ad.)