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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 97, 27 April 1933, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Coal mines deadlock further discussed to-day. London ? Capctown air services inaugurated. Airwoman's crash in Malay due to stray buffalo, Dunedin City Council employs 780 relief workers. ! "Japan and Russia exchange notes on Eastern disputes. Over 200 dead in earthquake on island in Aegean Sea. .Bishop Liston, of Auckland, in Christchurch Hospital. Devastation by hurricane in United Provinces of India. Melbourne criminal shot dead in bank I robbery identified. . Doctor ..accidentally shot, in neck by boy near Wanganui. More civic election campaign addreiises given last evening. Motor ship Taranaki arrived from England this morning. Britain, France and America in close accord on disarmament. I Boy, accidentally suspended over copper, fatally scalded. Auckland Society of Arts exhibition to be' opened this evening. ... Annual meeting of St. Andrew's Society held last evening. Wreckage of lost French air liner found; eight lives lost. Young couple overtaken by darkness on slopes of i?irongia Mountain. More road improvements to be made by Mount RoskilL Road Board. Italian's air speed of 423.7 miles an hour ratified as world record. New Speaker of "West Australian Parliament refuses to wear a wig. Shipping company's cashier pleaded guilty to theft of £3618 in Wellington. Favourable comment on quality of New Zealand lamb at Smithfield market. Bitter feeling in South Australia against treatment from Commonwealth. 'Reduction in overdraft reported at meeting of Devonport Borough Council. Highly optimistic communique of conversation between Mac Donald and Roosevelt. .'-..■ Over 70 ewes and lambs' lost at Mauku as the result of ravages by dogs. Official disapproval expressed of civil servants being members of public bodies. - . Victorian growers' spirited protest against removal of embargo on New Zealand potatoes. Need for conservation of game urged at annual meeting of Auckland Acclimatisation Society. Auckland Chamber of Commerce will support embargo on Russian imports if Government imposes it. Relief worker to stand trial on manslaughter charge-arising from death-of man as sequel to argument. ; Sales on-'Change to-day were:—Commercial Bank, 14/5; New Zealand Breweries, £1 9/3; Colonial Sugar, £55 10/; Stock (1940), 4, £99 15/; New Zealand Insurance, £2 9/0; South British, £3 3/8; Golconda, Sd; Waihi, £1 2/5. The quality and freshness of our flsli is vastly superior to all others. Remember our shops and customers get the pick of the market. —Sanford. Ltd. (Ad.) What better gift than a fur coat for winter. First quality pelts sold only. Incomparable prices at G. Green, 99, Karangahape Road.—(Ad.) Get a quote from the Model Furriers for fur renovations; expert workmanship combined with reasonable charges. G. Green, 99, Karangahape' Road.—(Ad.i Sable, nigger, skunk shade, American opossum 5t01e5,.42/0, at the Model Furriers, 99, Karangahape Road.—(Ad.) , Famed .throughout N.Z. for expert repairs and remodelling at low cost.— Empire Furriers, 358, Queen St.—(Ad.)