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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 129, 3 June 1935, Page 1

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King's Birthday. Sunset at 4.43 p.m. Military parade at Domain. Birthday honours announced.' Somerville still hockey leaders. High water at Auckland 8.39 p.m. New Zealand butter market quiet. Steamer Beatus arrived from Mexico. House at Glen Eden destroyed by fire. Ponsonby leading Soccer championship. Rugby All Blacks trial game at Eden Park. Great riding feat by Voitre at Flemington. Man struck by motor car in city and injured. Victoria beats N.S.W. at Rugby in Sydney. Air mail due at Wellington tomorrow. Minister of Defence to visit Air Base to-morrow. Steamer Golden Cloud arrived from Los Angeles. Severe earth tremors reported from Queensland. N.S.W. beats Queensland at league and Rugby. Richmond increases lead in League championship. German mission in Britain for naval conversations. Crawford and Austin beaten in French tennis singles. Body of unidentified woman found in Tamaki River. Increased totalisator turnover at Waikato trots. Sacred Heart College reunion held over week-end. Bright outlook for wool forecast by British Expert. Perry beats Cramm (holder) for French tennis title. Steamer Mahana sailed yesterday for South to load cargo. Lord Bledisloe raised to Viscounty in birthday honours list. Footballer had neck fractured when playing at Matamata. New Zealand Field Artillery dinner held on Saturday evening. . Indians' hockey team had nine goals to space against Wellington. . Stanchion wins Great Northern Hurdles, with Free Air second. King George has sent his sympathy to sufferers in Quetta earthquake. Otahuhu leads Grammar and 'Varsity by two points in Rugby premiership. Minister of Justice mentions possibility of revision of Child Welfare laws. Mayor and city councillors attended service at St. Matthew's Church yesterday morning. Australasia's greatest value, £5 5/ set of ,t.eeth for £2 10/.— E. Davies, Ltd. (Dentist Davies), opp. Woolworths.—Ad.