TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 213, 9 September 1935, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

All Blacks in strenuous training-. High water at Auckland. 3.7 p.m. Sunset £).3(i; sunrise to-morrow 6.0. •Destructive fire at Dixieland Cabaret. New Zealand butter market still high. Waterspouts near Xorthcotc yesterday. H.M.S. Dunedin completed refit in dock. Auckland defeated Southland in Rugby match. Steamer Kairanga arrived from Australia. Wholesale egg , prices down another penny. Primary schools resumed to-day after holidays." Badminton finals played on Saturday evening. Steamer Middlesex due from England to-night. Sunday tram concessions to be subject of report. Steamer Poolta arrived from South yesterday. Great contest in King's Cup air race in Britain. Mussolini says all he wants is peace with justice. Xew season's Argentine lamb now on London market. pity and suburbs swept by storm yc'sterday afternoon. Reported sale of Sir M. Campbell's cay Bluebird to American. Lererson Grower's side scores 403 for fib: against South Africa. Newton defeated Richmond in Roope Rooster final on Saturday. Motor ship Sheaf Holme due from Los Angeles on Wednesday. Schooner Seth Parker reported in distress south of Honolulu. Canterbury retained Eanfurly Shield in match with West Coast. Canada and South Africa state attitude to Italo-Abyssinia warr Motor accidents on Great South Road between Pokeno and Mercer. Conflict in British Labour circles regarding use of armed forces. Xcw Plymouth express delayed five hours at Otorohanga last night. African cricket captain dislocates shoulder in final match of tour. Boy near Cambridge accidentally wounded by shot from pea-rifle. Dramatic rescue of airman and passengers lost in heart of Australia. Three deaths in air collision during demonstration at Brighton, England. Y.M.C.A. and Mount Albert Grammar Old Boys in Falcon Cup Soccer final. Women had narrow escape when- house at Palmerston North was destroyed bv fire. Scheme to convert all trams into single-compartment cars now in progress. Mayor of Auckland urges need of vessel to train youths for mercantile marine. Domestic who stole her employers' frocks sent to industrial home for 12 months. Malta Government to broadcast its own news to counteract Italian radio services. Young man who obtained £18 by false pretences sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment. Automatic warning device . to be installed at Portage Road, New Lynn, after 20 years of public agitation. Van driver who made his fourth appearance on intoxication charge at Police Court fined £10 and license cancelled. Mechanic arrested in Canada for offences committed in Xew Zealand six years ago, sentenced to two years' imprisonment. ; Mangawhero dairy group, comprising 21 herds of 1701 cows, in Tahoa district, came top in Xew Zealand co-operative herd testing with group average of 300.701b butterfat. Sales completed on the Auckland Stock Exchange to-day were:—Farmers' Auctioneering (£2), £1 7/C; Farmers' Fertiliser. 18/; Mahakipawa, 2d; Bank of Xew Zealand, £2 11/1; Farmers' Cooperative Auctioneering ( £1 paid), 12/; Dunlop, lf>/3. Unlisted: Sylvia Development, £3; North Co-operative Investment, 0/; Williams Rotary, 1/9. Australasia's greatest value, £5 5/ set of teeth for £2 10/. —E. Davies, Ltd. (Dentist Davies), opp. Woolworjths.—Ad.