TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 250, 22 October 1934, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

i Holiday for Labour Day. Sports'at Auckland Domain. • Holiday on waterfront to-day. ; Golf tournament at Middlemore. : A.C.A. Cricket matches played to-day. I Catholic clerics to be expelled from ! Mexico. , Xovel plan to aid unemployed in : England. . Second ciant Cunarder being built on : the Clyde. : London holds high opinion of New - Zealand credit. Two level crossing in Waii kato on Saturday. Soviet airman loops the loop 227 > times in one flight. • New Zealand flyers making steady '. progress in air race. Royal Commission's report on native ? affairs now completed. Gandhi retiring from leadership of ', Indian National Congress. Accidents cause several withdrawals , in air race to Melbourne. ' British Comet It'ading in great air race, en route for Darwin. : Car containing two women careered i into river at Christchurch. i Nine killed by petrol tank explosion " in Canadian fishing schooner. i Eangitiki with passengers due from . England to-morrow evening. 1 Optimistic note struck by Prime Min- ■ ister in speech at Wellington. Suspected kidnapper and murderer of . Lindbergh baby must face trial. ! Berlin may accede to demands of . "revolting" Bavarian churchmen. British statesman on European reper- . cussions of murder of King Alexander. Party of English treasure-seekers ; arrested by Costa Rica on Cocos Island. ; Theories advanced for loss of Tasmanian passenger 'plane in Bass Strait. » Exciting man-hunt in Morrinsville I district and great tension among ' residents. ; "Smithy" winging his- way over . Pacific from Australia to America in . three hops. Constable fatally shot near Morrins- ■ ville by young Maori, who later com- - mitted suicide. ; Racing to-day at Wellington. Gore. , AVaverley, Cambridge, Waipawa and Raiigiora, and trotting at Auckland, Greymouth and Oamaru. Australasia's createst value, £5 5/ set of teeth for £2 10/.—Dentist Davies, opp. Wool worths.—(Ad.)