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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 277, 22 November 1934, Page 1

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Forbury Park Trots to-day. Methodist Synod continued to day. Four lives lost in collision on Lake Huron. Scotland narrowly beats Wales at Soccer. Lord Bledisloe given honour by Bristol University. Report on Indian reform extends to 1082 pages. . Five dairy cows electrocuted on vvaikato farm. Great welcome for Duke of Gloucester in Sydney. . Australian conversion loan in London oversubscribed. Praise for boy scout movement by Governor-General. Policy address bj Leader of Opposition at Tauranga. J. McKay failed to lift boxing title from Don Stirling. Heaviest fog for years in London; wool sales postponed. Cruisers Dioniede and Dunedin returned to Auckland. Proposed Mount Roskill loan of £SSOO for municipal buildings. Italian officers from warship pleased with visit to Eotorua. Australian women leading British tennis players in Test. Ponsford refuses to reconsider retirement from big cricket. Surprise of year by young and unknown boxer in Sydney. Last section of new IYA mast at Henderson placed in position. Mr. S. G. Smith, M.P., sworn in to-day as Minister of Education. Dates arranged for Auckland Grammar Schools' prize-givings. Aorangi to clear Suva to-day for Auckland, and due on Sunday. Bodies of three infants found in trunk checked in 1932 at Brooklyn, U.S.A. Laffoon only American to lose first round of Centenary professional golf. Agitation to be revived for establishment of hospital on North Shore. Report on arrival of overseas ships before Chamber of Commerce to-day. Princess Marina arrives in England for her marriage to the Duke of Kent. McLean and Hattersley finalists in. Victorian amateur golf championship. Enthusiastic welcome to Dutch flyers, on arrival at Amsterdam after air race. Gisborne breaks away fr.om Associated Chambers of Commerce on grounds of expense. Liner Strathaird due at Auckland to-morrow from Australia with over SOD passengers. Wellington airman and Sydney com- ; panion leave on unauthorised flight across Tasman. Imperial Airways to duplicate services from London to Calcutta and . Johannesburg. North Auckland Dairy Conference > critical of control legislation, and urges : immediate subsidy. Otaliuhu ratepayers to take referen--1 dum on question of obtaining water ! supply from city. ; Large attendance of parents last | evening at Seddon Memorial Technical j College for inspection of pupils' work. Auckland Hospital Board completes I inquiry into boy's death at hospital; ■ finding to be referred to special irieet- . ing of board. j Sales on the Auckland Stock Exchange . to-day were: National Bank, £3 12/0; ; Brian Boru, 9d; Stock, 1049, 4 p.c., £107 I 15/; Stock. 1955, 4 p.c., £112 7/0; Wai- ' temata, 1/9/02, 0 p.c., £107; Bank j l I New Zealand, £2 9/; Devon port Ferry, £1 4/0; Auckland Gas (cont.), £1; Dominion Breweries, 11/0; Claude Neon (Sydney), £2 11/5; Farmers' Trading, ■ 7/; New Zealand Refrigerating, £1 0/7. In all weather our modern boats re--1 gularlv supply all varieties of tresh fish, giving the public the pick of the market at all our shops.—Sanford, Ltd.— (Ad. i Now is the time for that fur coat L" be remade as new. at small cost by Empire Furriers, opp. Town Hall.— (Ad. I Handbags—Best white calf. Don't pay 12/6 or 10/0. Our prices, 0/11, 4/11, 3/11. Snip.—Modern Bag Co.—(Ad.) Our Xmas box to you. Your portrait free with all purchases over 2/0. Modern Bag Co.— fAd.) A "sheer legacy" —musquash coats and fashionable neckwear being sacrificed at Empire Furriers, opp. Town Hall.— (Ad.) See the "Empire" range of short jaequettes; priced from, as low as sgs.— , Address: Opp. Town Hall.— (Ad.)