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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 290, 7 December 1932, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Woodville races to-day. By-election at EUerslio to-day. Processions banned in Wellington. Strike ended at Denniston coal mine. Injured air pilot still in serious condition. Japanese destroyer and 107 of crew lost. Brawl at wrestling match in Christchurch. Karetu arrived this morning from Islands. Kotorua High School cadets won three trophies. Double drowning fatality in Xorth Auckland. Girl air pilot, aged 10, killed in craeli near Tripoli. Municipal Corporations Amendment BiJl "dropped." Meeting of Auckland Licensing Committee to-day. Harbin, Manchuria, reported to be uheafe for foreigners. Auckland Horticultural Society's summer show to-morrow. Committee presented report on faith- | healing in Auckland. Police searched shop last evening and ! seized quantity of opium. Britain determines to insist on rights in oil dispute with Persia. Protest by Takapuna Borough Council against cut in relief wages. Balkans reported to be in a ferment, caused by frontier incidents. Remedies for recovery recommended in Hoover message to Congress. Minns (Auckland) scored two tries when Oxford beat S —3. Parliament to complete, business on Thursday .and adjourn until January. Poor showings by Australians in second innings of first Test cricket match. Meetings of One Tree Hill, Devonport and Birkenihead Borough Councils this evening. . ■ House passed Auckland Metropolitan Fire District Bill; Onehunga's opposition withdrawn. Reported failure of Powers to persuade Franco to recognise German arms equality claim. Young man who attempted to address the House of Representatives from the public gallery was dragged out. Sales on the Stock Exchange to-day were: Wilsons Cement, £1 9/6; Government -Stocks, 5 1-8 (1937) £95ditto, £f| (1941), £95 15/; Auckland Harbour Board, 5J (1948), £98 10/; Government Inscribed Stock, 5* (193G), £98 5/. .