TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 42, 20 February 1933, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Price of eugar increased 10/ a ton. Niagara due to-day from Vancouver. Man drowned while surfing near Greyraouth. Youth rescued from drowning at Kare- ; kare. Japanese steamer arrived at Auckland yesterday. • Party of American tourists returned j from Rotorua, Ireland beat England at Soccer by four goals to three. Party of four marooned on Southern Alps for 10 days. Seething unrest in Bucharest, troops patrolling the streets. Only a few days separate North China from disastrous war. British long-distance air pilots honoured toy the King. Yugoslav bill aims at expulsion of Jesuits from, the country. British distillers say whisky ie being taxed out of existence. Protest at New Lynn against sending married men to camps. West Australian Attorney-General dies -while playing cards. First electric express to be run from London to Birmingham. Death of Lord Lovat, famous British statesman and soldier. Talk of formal declaration of war by Paraguay against Bolivia. Bromley twelfth man for Australia in final Test on Thursday. Arrangements made for ketch Seafarer to return to Fiji this evening , . 1 Mr. A. J. Stallworthy, M.P., to give political address this evening. Driver's skull fractured when twe light care collided near Levin. Reported £80,000 order from American, bootleggers for Scotch whisky. Mechanic hurled into the air in speed boat explosion has lucky escape. Birth rate in England and Wale 9 lowest for Europe except Sweden. St. Joseph's Orphanage won brass, bands event at Dunediri contest. British airmen -who will attempt to fly ; over Everest are flying to India. About 800 gallons of fuel oil ignited ,in epectacuar South Melbourne fire. German industrialists urge the Government not to interfere with business. j Ultimatum from Britain and France to' Austria -o return smuggled guns to Italy. Mona Leydon 'beat Marie Farquhar in New Zealand furlong swimming championship.