TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 100, 1 May 1933, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

i » ■ . Reefton races to-day. Shooting season opened to-day. Empty boat found drifting off Port Charle3. Niagara arrived this morning from Sydney. Addresses by municipal candidates this evening. Supreme Court session to open tomorrow. Number of football accidents on Saturday. Four killed in aeroplane crash in Bavaria. Vice-Regal party lavishly entertained at Earotonga. H.M.s. Laburnum returned to Auckland from South. Steamer Dalmore arrived from Java with sugar cargo. Welcome by Maoris at Mangere to Bishop of Aotearoa. Opposition Leader objects to tan on political broadcasts. New Zealand engineer gives his impressions of Russia. Impressive funeral for late Sir A. Gray in Wellington. Volunteer tactical exercises held at Wharekawa over week-end. Too many unemployed in search of mining work at Murchison. Elaborate arrangements to purgi* Communist party in Russia. Rumoured British plan for national mobilisation in event of war. Martial law in State of lowa, rebellion against farm foreclosures. Great struggle likely for local government control in Irish Free State. Graphic story of sufferings of survivors of French air liner crash. Body of wealthy Englishwoman who died in September to be exhumed. Coroner held no one was to blame for death of aviation. pupil at Hamilton. Churchill and Lloyd George attacker! by Baldwin for attitude towards India policy." . Car, thought to have been used by prison escapees, found abandoned on East Coast. French people said to,, be burying their money in the ground, having lost confidence in. banks. Sales on the Auckland Stock Exchange to-day were: Golconda, Bjd; Bell Hooper,' lid; National Insurance, 16/0; Pukemiro, 19/; Colonial.. Sugar, £55 15/; Wilsons Cement, £1 12/3; Golconda, 9d; Inscribed Stock, 1946, 4 per cent, £100. Australasia's greatest value, £5 5/ set of teeth for £2 10/:— Dentist Davies, opp. Woolworth's.—(Ad.)