TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 83, 8 April 1933, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Te Aroha trots to-day. End of season yacht races this afternoon.

John Galsworthy's estate exceeds £88,000.

Marama due Monday morning from Sydney.

Youth drowned at Tauranga last evening.

Practices in various football codes this afternoon..

Eaces to-day at Whangarei, Otautau and Westport.

Jubilee celebrations of Salvation Army continued to-day.

Five-year plan of slum clearance announced at Home.

Further extensive damage by floods in New South Wales.

Auckland aeroplane damaged in land ing at the Chateau.

Concern expressed at condition of Opotiki County finances.

Athletic carnival at Western Springs Stadium this afternoon.

Motor ship Otaio arrived last evening to load for Home ports. Researchers state that American debt is in excess of total, wealth.

Exact place determined "where Governor Hobson landed at Orakei.*

Legal beer "turned on" in parts of America at midnight yesterday. Offer by City Council to supply water discussed by North Shore Water Board.

Second attempt to be made in flight over Mount Everest by British expedition.

Plan inaugurated to bring 200 works of art lent by British owners to Auckland.

American scientist predicts that the sun will be colder for the next two years. - ."

Birkenhead resident, now aged 29, believed to be the youngest member of N.Z.R.S.A.

Members of boys' gang who committed a series of burglaries in Napier are to be birched.

Huge scheme to rationalise British industry announced involving £200,000,000 corporation.

America extending invitations to all nations to discuss world problems at Washington. >•',•> .American plan for world recovery contains reducing tariff barriers, and exchange restrictions.

Auckland and Suburban Drainage Board passed formal resolutions to raise loan.of £78,000 on London market. Sales on 'Change to-day were:—Bank of New Zealand, £2 4/10; Cornish Point, 2d; City bf Auckland, 1957, 5* per cent, £99; Farmers' Fertiliser, 16/4.