TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 240, 10 October 1934, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Old Colonists' reunion to-day. Child drowned in well at Papatoetoe. Baptist conference opened in Wellington. Overseas mail readied Auckland today. Hitler inaugurates winter help campaign. Association formed for contract bridge players. • Wanganella arrived from Sydney this morning. "Smithy's" withdrawal from air race explained. Nomination made for Presbyterian Moderator. Full tramcar service not being run in Wellington. Man throws himself on tramline in "Wellington. Auckland cricket coacli allocated to Fonsonby team. Indian Princes to erect statue ae tribute to Viceroy. Duke of Gloucester visits West Australian goldfields. Motor trade criticises statement re ownership of cars. Steamer Tamaroa due from England to-morrow evening. Official opening of Anglican Synod to-morrow morning. Dunedin Mayor's term as church minister about to expire. Legislation prepared dealing with control of film industry. Breeding of trout discussed by Auckland Acclimatisation Society. Family settlement approved in respect of estate involving £60,000. Good financial position disclosed at meeting of Mount Roskill Road Board. Prime Minister says Government is not perturbed over formation of new political party. King of Yugoslavia, French Foreign Minister, and Yugoslav general assassinated in Marseilles. Sales on the Auckland Stock Exchange to-dav were:—Bank of New Zealand. £2 9/ (2), £2 8/10; Reserve Bank, £0 9/9; New Zealand Insurance, £3 10/: New Zealand Breweries, £2 10/, £2 10/3; Grey and Menzies, 4/9; Hill and Plummer, 16/9; Mahakipawa, 10} d: Stock, 4 per cent, 1946, £109, 1949 (2). £111 7/0, 1955, £113 5/; Amalgamated Brick, 7J per cent (Auckland), £10.5; Brian Boru (2), 1/3 A. Gillespie's Beach. 1/8; Mataki (2), 2/7. Unlisted: Timberlands, 15/; Peters Ice, £1. Australasia's greatest value, £5 5/ set of teeth for £2 10/. —Dentist Davies, opp. Wool worths.— (Ad.)

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