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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 138, 13 June 1934, Page 1

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Hawke's Bay races to-morrow. H.M.S. Laburnum sailed for Islands. Chief engineer of Tamaroa buried at Auckland yacht Vision reached Brisbane. . . , , Australia scores big victory in cricket Test. . Ruahine hove to in gale off Cuvier Island. Cruel methods alleged against opossum trappers. Chinese sentenced at Suva for opium trading. Great military preparations by Russia in Far East. Church finances discussed by Auckland Presbytery. Harbour Board adverse to harbour tunnel proposal. Monterey due from Los Angeles on Friday morning. Compulsory teaching of French in Soviet schools. Exhibition suggested for Wellington centenary in 1940. Australia to establish trade commissioners in Far East. Dairy Commission hears South Island witnesses in Wellington. Many New Zealanders for presentation at yesterday's Court. Fifty people killed in collapse of hostel in Indian village. O'R illy hero of first cricket Test, taking seven wickets for 54. Reports of trail of destruction by hurricane in Central America. Proposed erection of dold store at King's wharf at cost of £30,000. Lord and Lady Baden-Powell to spend month in New Zealand at end of year. Ambitious scheme announced in Waikato to settle young Englishmen on farms. Case of man whose sense of balance was impaired by accident came before Arbitration Court. As result of inquiry held by Auckland Aero Club it was found that there was no fault with machine involved in recent crash. Sales on the Stock Exchange to-dav were: Bycroft, £2 8/; Colonial Sugar. £G5 7/Ij; New Zealand Newspapers. £1 10/3; Farmers' Co-op. '(B pref.), £1 1/2; Robinson Ice Cream, £1; Woolworths (N.Z.), 10 per cent, £1 19/; King Solomon, 4/; Grand Junction, 4/1. Unlisted: Auckland Meat Co.. £1 9/: Claude Neon, £2 S/C; Golconda Holdings, 1/6. Australasia's greatest value, £5 5/ set of teeth for £2 10/.—Dentist Davies. opp. Woolworths. — (Ad.)