TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 178, 31 July 1933, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Barge capsized in harbour. Destructive fire at Devonport. English mail due at Auckland this week. Gisbori'.c child died after swallowing maize. Criminal session continued at Supreme Court. New drug claimed as balm for heart trouble. Dot to kill Premier of Hungary discovered. Several footballers injured in Saturday games. Kail destroyed by fire at Mount Wellington. Official start of Prosperity Week to-da}'. Election fiasco at women's conference in Christchurch. Launch sank between Kangitoto and Tiri last evening. Two men escaped after being caught in Inglewood clothing shop. Tenders to be called for printing and distribution of "School Journal." Association of secondary school assistant masters formed in Auckland. Australian flying to England meets further misfortunes at Karachi. Germany's shipping suffers from boycott based on persecution of Jews. Prospect of de Valera using force to prevent parade of Irish "Blue Shirts." Mr. Arthur Henderson's return to House of Commons considered assured. Thanksgiving services for men who escaped death in mine accident held at Waihi. Proposal to withhold wool to attempt to raise prices condemned by London expert. Eminent British surgeon says pedestrians suffer gas attacks daily from motor exhaust fumes. Lloyd George alleges New Zealand butter is sold 50 per cent below price of production in Devon. Mystery of Sydney woman's expenditure of £50,000 in five years solved by statement of lavish living. Sales on the Auckland Stock Exchange to-dav were: —South British, £3 10/: >T.Z. Breweries. £1 13/4: Xokomai, 4/8: Waihi (2), £1 3/4; Stock, 3J per cent (1952), £100; ditto, 4 per cent, 1940, £100 15/: Hauraki Plains. 0 per cent. March, 1963, £95; N.Z. Bank, £2 9/3. Unlisted: Oamaru Wool, 7/.

Australasia's greatest value, £5 5/ set of teetli for £2 10/.—Dentist Davies, opp. Woohvorth's.— (Ad.)