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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 189, 12 August 1933, Page 1

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Canterbury J.C. races' to-day. Boisterous weather in province. Sleep walker at Waiwera found dead. Sugar cargo by steamer Yoseric fro'.u Java. - Waiwera man fell from elm and was killed. Further increase recorded in railways revenue. ' Massey College diplomas and medals awarded. . Harrier racing championship tins afternoon. Tanker Sagona arrived from San Francisco. Dame Sybil Tliorndike's husband inherits fortune. Auckland Kennel Association show continued to-day. Soviet eager to conceal real plight of economic conditions. Deputation to Taupiri Drainage Board objected to by-laws. _ _ Seven men deny charges of seditious intent iu Wellington. Painter caught in driving shaft in Taranaki dairy factory. _ '■ Napier chiropractor found not guilty on manslaughter charge. Doctor claims fees for services rendered in Hunter will case. Proposed to use relief labour for completing road to Queenstown. False report of Lindbergh's crash traced to Copenhagen source. City milk supply discussed at meeting of East Tamaici farmers. Anxiety in America for eight-Roman Catholic missionaries in China. Miss Shirley Watkins, sports candidate, elected Prospertiy Queen. Young man charged with attempting to rob Palmerston North bank teller. New Zealand Ministers reach New York 011 the way back from London. English actress obtains divorce from Auckland husband in Victorian Court. Queensland sub-inspector of police fined £100 for false income tax return. Mr. Lyons gives sharp reply to business men's deputation on tariff reduction. Unusually heavy traffic to Scotland from London for opening of groups season. President of France issued special decree to allow girl of twelve to be married. Australian farmers' conference favours disfranchising Communist disloyalists. Employers' representative points to difficulties in working shorter hours in New Zealand. Australian farmers against forming pact with United Australia party for next Federal election. Join Monday's procession and see the undoubted fur bargains at Empire Furriers' Great Sale. Opp. Town Hall. (Ad.Dark Canadian (Northern) musquash coats, with our genuine five years' guarantee for wear. From 24gs.—G. Green, 99, Karangaliape Road. — (Ad.) Kelleway's 1/ Bargain Monday.— Ladies' art. silk hose, 1/; locknit singlets, 1/; W. fleecy bloomers, 1/; lOin rubber play ball, 1/; nursery flannelette, 3yds 1/.—Newmarket.—(Ad.) 'Kelleway's 1/ Bargain Monday:—27in art. silk taffeta, 2yds 1/; bordered tea towelling, 2yds l'/\ 36in twill winceyette, liyds 1/; circular pillow cotton. 1/ yd.—Newmarket. — (Ad.) Kelleway's 1/ Bargain Monday — Men's fleecy singlets, 1/; wool easlimcro socks, 1/; single unbleached or white sheeting, 1/ yd; cretonne and poplin cushions, 1/ each.—Newmarket.—(Ad. I Kelleway's 1/ Bargain Monday—36in printed winceyette, 2yds 1/; haircord prints, 2yds If. 1000 1/ bargains displayed at door. Monday only.—Between Hutchinson's and Smith and Caughey's, Newmarket—(Ad.) Three-quarterly meeting Hotel Employees' Union, Wednesday, August 16. See advt. page 17.—(Ad.) Fur renovations and remodellings by Empire Furriers. Look better, cost less. Address: 358, Queen Street.—(Ad.) Skunk, nigger, sable, stone marten shades, American opossum stoles, 42/6 ac the Model Furriers, 99, K'hape Rd. (Ad. 1 Fit for a "Queen," an Empire fincoat or tie at lowest sale prices in N.Z. Address: Opp. Town Hall.— (Ad.;