TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 91, 17 April 1936, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Racine at Avondale to-morrow. Trotting at Ashburton to-morrow. League and Soccer games to-morrow. Sun sets 5.54; sunrise to-morrow 6.48. Maimoa arrived from Napier to-daj. Deebank sailed for Sydney this morn-

ing- • • Parliament discusses jamming or races Saturday and MonAdditional school committee nominaPatient at Porirua mental hospital eS Kumara arrives to-morrow to load for London. t , , Ashburton and Manawatu trots tomorrow. . City and Suburban cricket final tomorrow. , _ ~ Racing at Hastings and Greymouth to-morrow. Lengthy debate in Parliament on broadcasting. Manju Maru arrives from Japan at noon to-morrow. High water at Auckland 3.5 p.m.; tomorrow 3.39 a.m. Butter market weaker. Prices same as yesterday, 87/. Government Railways Amendment Bill read a first time. Two major transport services acquired by the State. Improved finances shown in affairs of Otahuhu Borough Council. _ No increased taxation contemplated for unemployment relief. Murderous attack in Madrid during civil guardsmans funeral. Wanganui's wool cheque for the season is over £1,000,000. New printing company of £3.000.000 capital floated in Australia. Ambrose' Palmer, Australian champion heavy-weight boxer, retires. Meeting of protest against policy of Milk Council held at Avondale. Presentation of trophies to-day to Auckland Grammar School cadets. King Edwad to take over his father's stamp collection, valued at £750,000. Dunedin municipal trading departments show profit of nearly £57,000. Contract let for new vessel to replace Wingatui in the East Coast cargo service. Public Works camps to be extended and men placed on standard rates of pay. Serious shortage of farm labour reported by Boys' Employment Committee. Mariposa arrived from San Francisco this morning and sails at 11 p.m. for Sydney. Madrid ablaze with indignation at outrage during civil guardsman's funeral. Italy's peace terms promptly rejected by Ethiopians, who call for additional sanctions. Auckland Horticultural Society's chrysanthemum show continued at Town Hall concert chamber. Increased assistance to be given to unemployed women under the Employment Promotion Bill. Anxiety growing regarding fate of three Australian Air Force members lost in Northern Territory. Onehunga resident injured through colliding with motor car. Injured man riding bicycle at the time. Severe concussion sustained by lad when thrown from his cycle through wheel being caught in tramline. Full-dress parade of the Auckland Grammar School Cadet Battalion this morning and trophies presented.

Latest type of British naval shell travels 1200 miles an hour and pierces 12in armourplate without breaking.

Presentation of Order of St. Sava bestowed by King of Yugoslavia upon Bishop Liston made at Yugoslav function last evening.

Australasia's greatest value, £5 5/ set of teeth for £2 10/. —E Davies, Ltd. (Dentist Davies). opp. Woolworths. —Ad.