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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 243, 14 October 1935, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Postmaster-General in Auckland. High water at Auckland 8.59 p.m. \ \ Sunset 0.35; sunrise to-morrow 5.35. ! Quadruplets born to London couple. Air mail due at Wellington to-morrow. Acclimatisation conference at Wailii. ' Ma-ist Bi others' jubilee ceMorations. - Efforts being made to settle Wailn strike. Official opening of Wai'vato airport at i Rukuhia Gorse fire yesterday morning at Mis- [ sion Bay. ■ Ten postal pillar boxes rifled during ; week-end. ; British lady golf players at Middlemore to-day. South Africa to carry out sanctions against Italy. Britain's second largest liner goes to I sliipbreakers. Motor rhip Springbank arrived from ' Nauru Island ! Many passengers leave Niagara held up at Sydney. Waipalii due from Fiji to-morrow with fruit cargo. North Auckland boarding house destroyed bv fire. Three footballers recaiwd concussion in Saturday's games. National Government candidate selected for Grey Lynn, | Sydney Maru sailed this afternoon : for Japan, via Australia. Wool fleet xrom Australia being diverted from Suez route. Waipahi arrives with fruit from Suva . at 11.30 a.m. to-morrow. Representative attendance at funeral of late Sir James Coates. Two lives lost as the result of a shooting tragedy near Taumarunui. Government steamer Matai to leave to-morrow for northern lighthouses. Infant aged two months suffocated in : perambulator yesterday at Remuera. Australian airman reaches Allahabad, India, from Darwin ill slightly over two days. Retiring headmaster at Vauxliall School criticised system of transfer of teachers. Nearly 200 South Wales miners hunger-striking in pit; dispute over "blacklegs." Young salesman sentenced to three months' imprisonment for cashing valueless cheques. British team leading North Island ladies 2—o in" golf contest at Middlemore this morning. Appeal against magistrate's decision in Christian Endeavour Union case at Supreme Court to-day. As a result of a gaming raid on Saturday the principal was fined £100 to-day, and his assistants £50 and £10. Appearing in mufti on theft charge at Police Court to-day, a Royal Marine was later escorted to his ship by naval guard. Bluejacket who "married" a young woman on September 28 was informed three days later that she w' as already married; the bigamous "wife" was today committed for sentence. Ex-warehouse employee, who Set up m business on his own account in August, committed for sentence on charges of stealing goods valued at • £167, the property of liis late employers. The Mayor, Mr. Ernest Davis,, is calling a conference of local bodies and others . interested for the purpose of securing co-operation in the consideration of plans for the commemoration of Auckland's centenary. Sales on the Stock Exchange to-day were:—Bank of New South Wales (2), £31 5/; Bank of New Zealand, £2 9/0; Kauri, £1 1/3; Commercial Bank, 10/6; Colonial Sugar, £43; Morris, Hedstrom, £1 3/0. Unlisted: Williams Rotary, 2/. Australasia's greatest value, £5 5/ set of teeth for £2 10/.— E. Davies, Ltd. (Dentist Davies), opp. Woolworths.—Ad.