TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 29, 4 February 1935, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Sun sets 7.31 p.m. High tide Auckland 8.9 p.m. Lord Baden-Powell in Auckland. Power Board by-election to-day. Butter reaches 92/ on London market. Sino-Japanese border dispute settled. Symonds Street bakehouse gutted by fire* Welcome rain in South Auckland areas. Wales too good for Scotland at Rugby.* Several children injured in week-end accidents. Whirlwind of exceptional severity in Waikato. Outward English mail to-morrow morning. Arbitration Court hearing compensation claims. Opening of Supreme Court sessions to-morrow. Luxury liner Otranto due Wednesday afternoon. Slimmer residence at Oratia burned last evening. Drowning woman rescued by seaplane at Karekare. Motor ship Imperial Star arrived from Belfast yesterday. English mail arrives Wellington by Tainui to-morrow. Fire swept gorse areas in East Tamaki yesterday. Mis. Keith Miller crashes in desert on flight to Capetown. L. Ramsay won Auckland Gun Club's clay-bird championship, Deaths from malaria in Ceylon province 7038 for January. Four victories by New Zcalanders at Centenary Games finale. Canterbury won Nunncley tennis casket from Wellington. Stormy meeting of Takapuna Borough Council terminated abruptly. Aorangi from Sydney this morning; sails to-morrow for Vancouver. Australian- war pilot marries fiancee of German officer he shot down. Britain and Irish Free State negotiating further trade agreements. Duke of Gloucester played on winning side in polo match at Suva. Youthful Gieborne bowler, selected for North Island team, scored century. Eden and Epsom A qualified to meet Remuera A in Auckland tennis final. American Supreme Court to judge legality of Roosevelt inflation policy. Dominion Prime Ministers to attend religious celebrations of King's jubilee. E. Snowball scored century in English women's cricket match at Wanganui. Wonderful operations performed in London on hearts of racing greyhounds. Athlete after breaking record for pole vault at Gisborne gained second place only. Three Americans coming to New Zealand to try to beat world record fish catch. Possibilities of British Cabinet changes boing canvassed with inclusion of Lloyd George. Critical analysis of Government's mortgage legislation proposals made by business men's committee, which submits alternative proposals. Sales on 'Change to-day wore: Union Bank, £9; Goldsbrough, Mort, £1 9/G; Broken Hill Vty., £2 12/6; Bvcrofts, £2 12/; Woolworths (N.Z.), fio"; ditto, pref., £2 1/; Bank of New South Wales, £31 5/; Bank of New Zealand, £2 10/10, £2 10/11; Now Zealand Breweries. £2 11/9; New Zealand Fanners' Fertiliser, 18/0; Roller Mills, £1 13/; King Solomon, 3/8; Grand Junction, 4/7, 4/8; Waihi, £1 19/0; Stock, 4 per cent (1940), £103 10A Unlisted: Argo, 1/6. Australasia's greatest value, £5 5/ set of teeth for £2 10/.— E. Davies, Ltd. (Dentist Daviee),opp. Woolworths.—Ad.