TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 3, 4 January 1934, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Greymouth trots to-day. Abnormally cold weather in Yukon. Archaeologist dice after mysterious illness. H.M.S. Diomcdc to go into dock next Monday. Further Dickens manuscripts may be published. Nazi demonstration in Vienna leade to rioting. Young woman died under anaesthetic at Pukekohe. Wanganella due to-morrow morning from Sydney. Forty bodies recovered after Lot. Anjrcles floods. Shooting in Sofia as ecqucl to Reichstag lire trial. Do Valera forwarded message of homage to Pope. German prjest sent to gaol for antiXazi statements. Glowing tributes voiced at funeral of Australian- banker. Roosevelt addressee Congress on U.S. recovery program me. Spain considers naval building jirogramme of £6,000.000. Severe drought in Britain after nine months of inadequate rain. Thirteen Indian youths on trial for alleged murder of magistrate. Conclusion of Workers' Educational Association camp at Paerata. Welcome by' Auckland Chinese to Chinese Consul for New Zealand. Byrd's supply ship Bear of Oakland put into Napier short of fuel. Severe fighting near Peking between Government forces and rebels. Missing yacht Daisy, towed into Port Fitzroy to-day; crew reported all well. Confession of murder, of Afghan King alleged to have been made by student. Japan suggests that Australia should buy more goods in return for purchase of wool. The quality and freshness of our fish are vastly superior to all others. Remember our shops and customers get the pick of the market.—Sanford, Ltd. (Ad.) Now is the time for that old fur or fur coat to be remade as new at small cost by Empire Furriers, opp. Town Hall. Ad. Make the New Year completely happy by giving her an "Empire" fur; the prices will please you. —Empire Furriers, opp. Town .Hall. l —(Ad.)