TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 30, 6 February 1933, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Child trodden on by horse near Opotiki. Farmers in lowa threaten to go on strike. Aorangi arrived this morning from Sydney. ' Gandhi's wife arrested at village in Bombay. French official sentenced in. Italy for espionage. Criminal session continued at Supreme Court to-day. Schoolboy killed in cycling accident in Ohristchureh. Successful trial of new betting system at Matamata races. Young man resuscitated ,after nearly drowning at Motuihi. New scientific laboratory opened at Cambridge University. Only one "incident" in QueenslandEngland cricket match. Otago requires 182 in second innings to win Plunket Shield. Mr. Roosevelt's procedure in war debt negotiations outlined. Exciting finish likely in Otago-Ca«ter-bury Plunket Shield final. Martial law proclaimed in Rumania; revolutionary activity feared. Karapoti, ex-New Zealand horse,' won Rajpilla Gold Cup. at Bombay. Moll ison has planned 4800-mile flight to South America and back in 3£ days. Roman Catholic school and convent at Northcote blessed and opened yesterday. Court of, Appeal . upheld conviction of Edward Tarrant for murder, at Picton. Members of. American tennis team returned to Auckland - from . Australia to-day. : ■'' ' • :. • y British biplane for Mount Everest flight reaches 37,500 ft in test flight in England. Menace of "second world war" seen by Japanese delegate to League of Nations. . Avalon won sixth Sanders Cup race, making Otago, Canterbury and Wellington all level. New British invention may revolutionise shipbuilding and lead to great revival in the industry. ■ Sales on. the Stock Exchange to-day were: Taupiri • • Coal, 11/3; •■ Farmers' Trading (B pref.), 5/3; Auckland Citv debentures. (1956), SJ, £97 10/; South British Insurance, £2 18/6; Kempthorne, Prosser, £2 16/6; . Wilsons Cement, £1 8/3; Alexander, 15/; Golden Point, 3JdAustralasia's greatest value, £5 5/ set of teeth for. £2 10/. —Dentist Da vies, opp. Woolworth's. —(Ad.)