TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 181, 1 August 1936, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Fall of snow in southern centres. Sutelill'e makes a double century. High water at Auckland, 5.53 p.m. Ski championships at Mount Cook. Market for lamb steady 111 London. College Kugby at Eden Park to-day. Sunset, ; sunrise to-morrow, li.4S. Seven harrier clubs held races to-day. Man killed in motor accident in Dulled in. London butter market quiet at late rates. Attacks by A-byssinian bands on Addis Ababa. First fall of snow in Wanganui for .10 years. Merger proposal for wholesale .drug houses. Poverty Bay Hunt Club's totalisator meeting. Stand-up fight follows dispute at looal body meeting. Mercer takes all ten wickets in County cricket. English air mail reached Auckland today. via south. Aorangi due 011 Monday from Vancouver at 10 a.m. Xo racing at Christcliurch to-day, owing to snowfall. Canary and bird show continued at Unity Hall to-day. League senior matches continued today at Curiaw Park. Senior Soccer competition advanced further stage to-day. Further rise in butter prices on London market predicted. Foremen not to be affected by compulsory unionism clause.

Italy and Germany agree to attend Locarno Powers' conference. Tanker Xncula sailed for Bora Bora and San Pedro this morning. Eight Auckland Rugby players nominated for North Island team. Challenge hockey match to-day between Auckland and Waikato. Thirty-hour working week adopted a 9 objective of Australian Labour party. Wahine mishap due to error of judgment. Court praises action rf master. Plans outlined for air services across Atlantic, between Britain and America. Voce and Larwood complete 100 wickets for the season in .=ame innings. Decrease of .births in Auckland for July, compared with same month last year. Hailed as geniijg* Australian boy pianist decides to music for medicine. Diamond jubilee of St. Stephen's Church, .Tervois Poad, to be celebrated to-morrow. McMahon committed for trial on charges connected with the Hyde ParkCorner incident. Lancaster Park under snow, AucklandCanterbury Rugby postponed until Au<rust 10. Morrinsville dairy farmers received supplementary butterfat payments this week amounting to £39.820. Four boys pleaded auiltv to a total of 38 charges of theft and conversion in the Children's Court this morninsr. Young fish cleaner who took a motor cycle from city motor firm remanded for sentence on unlawful conversion charge. Associated Chambers of Commerce expressed view that legislation would have no counterpart in any part of the Empire. Sales to-day on the Auckland StocV Exchange were:—South British. £J 10/!); Bvcroft. £2; Electrolytic Zin(pref.), £2 3/44; Farmers' Trading, 19/; N.Z. Newspapers, £2.

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