TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 85, 11 April 1933, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

, Freezing Workers Meet Wed., 7.45 p.m. (AC.) Surplus shown for new Australian r Budget. Monterey arrived this morning from I Sydney. Brajril and Germany to barter coffee and coal. ..... France imposes surtax on apples from • i New Zealand. y North Shore Swimming Club carnival t this evening. t Enjoyable spring conditions . experi- • enced at Home. Brilliant Englie'i scholar killed while ski-ing in Canada. New Zealand woman wins prize in Sydney art union. , Annual meeting of Auckland Chess , I Club last evening. Pro-Nazi Jewish clairvoyant shot to death in Germany. i Large number )f nominations for new. 1 committee of. R.S.A. , Annual meeting of Auckland Rugby League last evening. Man electrocuted while helping to quell - fire in N.S.W. town. Miss Batten leaves Naples for Athens on flight to Australia. Recovery of body of victim of Akron airship disaster reported. ■ : Ministers of Lands and Education touring North Auckland. : Canada to impose dumping; duty on New Zealand butter held in bond. lien Harvey loses his British middle- ; : weight boxing title to Jack MoAvoy. i Alteration in itinerary of New Zealand Soccer team on Australian tour. Acute position arises between Soviet and Manchukuo over' Eastern railway. Young man committed for, trial on charge of conspiring to defraud farmer. Italian airman making good progress on attempted record flight to Australia. Australian Senator says New Zealand failed to grapple with depression in time. Shaw, Savill let contract for . two 12,000-ton cargo vessels for New Zealand trade. New provision made to classify tinemployed who are more or less "physically unfit. Appeal hearing argument respecting will relating to property valued at £200,000. ' . Church deputation to University College Council urged, granting of degrees in theology. Labour Premier-elect of West Australia to take steps to secede' fromCommonwealth. ■ Number of applications before New Lynn Borough Council for classifications of land for farming purposes. Australians talking of no cricket team going to England in 1934 unless "something done" about body-line, bowling. . Sales on 'Change to-day' were:- Wil-' sons' Cement, £1 12/.;. Auckland Harbour I Board, 5£ (193T), £99; Mount Albeit Borough Council, 5 J (1963), £96. Successful conversion of old fur coats to new ' accomplished daily by Empire Furriers' experts. —358, Queen St.—(Ad.)