TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 229, 27 September 1935, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

I Heavy demand for potatoes. Warships to exercise in gulf to-day. High water at Auckland 0.57 p.m. Davis Cup hockey matches tomorrow. Large bequest to Diocesan High School. Sunset to-day 5.50; sunrise to-morrow 5.33. Budget debate continued in Parliament. Motor ship Rangitano sailed for England. New Zealand flying officer killed in Palestine. Marama to leave Sydney to-day for Auckland. Powers divided on the abolition of submarine?. Spy mania in Abyssinia and Italian Somaliland. Txmdon butter market active and prices higher. Restoration of wage cut sought by milk roundsmen. Kngby Union's senior matches to resume to-morrow. Taumarunui races at Paeroa postponed for a week. Small shopkeeper fined £1 for selling milk under standard. Minor outbreak of fire on pile driver moored at Northcote. Viscountess Galway opened Auckland exhibition of antiques. Tributes to All Blacks' play at Abertillery by English critics. , Australian Senator moving for common language among the nations. Remuera from London with 170 passengers due at 7 a.m. to-morrow. All Blacks' team for game against Swansea on Saturday announced. Cheese prices firm on London market. Bradford wool market steadier. President Roosevelt appeals to clergy of America asking for their advice. Soccer match between Auckland and Navy to-morrow at Blandford Park. Mr. Churchill considers Germany greater menace to Britain than Italy. Mr. A. Macgregor chosen as National Government candidate for Waitemata. Keen demand for New Zealand rabbit skins at higher prices at London sales. Rugby League Test match between New Zealand and Australia to-morrow. Cyclist injured at Remuera last evening through being knocked over by motor van. Cruisers Leander and Achilles to replace present cruisers on New Zealand station. Metropolitan Milk Council congratulated on its work by two milk distributors. St. David's Presbyterian Church anniversary celebrations began last , evening. League Council unanimously decides to invoke Article XV. of League of Nations. First dividend, Gd a share, declared by directors of Martha Gold Mining Company. Wapping (London) and Sydney fires expected to cost London underwriters £1.000,000. Honorary fisheries inspector fined for taking more than 50 toheroas from Muriwai Beach. Decision reserved in prosecution of cinema theatre management for allegedly giving £20 worth of goods to patrons. Sales on the Auckland Stock Exchange to-day were:—Reserve Bank, £0 ft/3 (2); Auckland Gas, £1 5/9; Dunlop, 14/6; Hill and Plummcr, 18/; Woolworths (New Zealand), £5 5/0; Mount Lvell, 18/6 (2); Stock, 1937-40. 4 per cent. £102. Unlisted: Williams Rotary, 2/ (2); Woolworths (Sydney), £5 8/(5 (2), £5 10/. Australasia's greatest value, £5 5/ set of teeth for £2 10/. —E. Davies, Ltd. (Dentist Davies), opp. Woolworths. —Ad.