TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 22, 27 January 1937, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Takap'.itia acceptance?. Wanganui (."uji to-niorrovv. Mania due from i>u\a on Monday. Sun-ct. 7.37: t-uiiri*e to-m-.rrow. ,">.ol. Hiiili water at Auckland to-day, S.i jt.tn. Little drowned in Ki\ or. Niagara sailed last nipht for Vancm M-r. Mattiti Maru left for Wellington this .. tC! IKMIIt. Fatal rioting at prison during floods in Americs Mai-s trial at Moscow enters 'ittfourth day. Firemen injured in spectacular Sidney lilaze. Itinerary for English Soccer tour of New Zealand. Uadio ]i)ays lug j»art in I'nited States relief measure*. Complete agreement reached in timber worker-' dispute. Plans ;,eing ]>repared for expansion <■! Wigrani aerodrome. F.we latnlks sol<l up to 2!>,'fi at this week'- Taiiinarunui -ale. H.uisino- survey not favoured by North, oje Borough Council. Radio workers' award claims Wing heard in conciliation council. Alteration in dates for Canterburv Otago Plunket Shield match. Rotowaro mine idle to-dav owiii" In truckers' stop-work meeting. Soccer team plays New Zealand here as well as province. British Fascist leader defies law hanniii2 wearing political uniforms. Nine matches to be played by English Soccer team during Dominion tour. Mr. .?. Maughan Barnett appointed organist at Cathedral. Otago-Canterbury Plunket Shield game postponed until Februarv 19. H.M.S. Wellington expected back from her cruise to Coromandel this evening City Council debenture payment currency appeal dismissed by Privy Council. Whakatane County Council" to make complete reorganisation of outside staff. Further proposals by Hon. R. Semple. Minister of Transport, for control of traffic. ' Commission agent who admitted theft of £4i remanded for sentence til! Mondav.

New Zealand not yet ready to welcome assisted immigrants, savs Prime Minister.

Proposal to erect mode] Maori pa in Christchurch to be considered bv Prime Minister. H.M.S. Dunedin now leaving Auckland on Februarv 15. in order to be Home l.v March 30. Maunganni to make an extra trip from Wellington to Sydney, leavin- <m February 12. 1 Industrial agreement reached covering I theatre employees in Northern Industrial District. Mr. ,T. A. Lee. M.P.. says prolan nf future bride and bridegroom will be in find a home. Cheque for Napier wool sale «'• January 16 totals £090,000, the hi ? ]ie-; for many years. Spirit of Waitangi still active. ssvMinister in reassuring addre-s tnorthern Maoris. Men recently dismissed from na*- 1 dockyard in England staled to ha><been proved disloyal. i 1 Numerous applications from retnrn«-l soldiers for inclusion in New ZealandCoronation Contingent. University Senate to urge fiovcrn j ment to restore former annual pram t« I New Zealand I'niversit v. Anticipated that a thousand Auckland {applications for mortgage adjustments will lie lodged by Monday next. New settlers "in North" told hv Minister of Lands that titles will be "ranted after development and valuation "of properties. Control of cargoes at New Plvmouth to be investigated by independent commission appointed by New Plvmouth Harbour Board. Thirty-five Chinese found in fan-tan school last night dealt with this morning. 34 being fined £4 each and the odd nne. an old offender. £5. Sales on the Auckland Stock Exchange to-day were: Dominion Breweries (pref.l. £2 2/6; British Tobacco. £2 11/9; C, J. Coles. £4 16/6. £4 16/9: New Zealand Refrigerating (con.). 9/6; Woolj worths (New Zealand). £7 3/: Bonds. 15/0/52-55. 4 per cent. £103 12/6: Bnnk of New Zealand. £2 1/: Auckland Ga«. £1 3/fi; New Zealand Breweries. £2 17/3: Broken Hill Proprietary. £4 1/9: Colonial Sugar. £43: Consolidated Brick. 10/3: New Zealand Dru«. £3 16/: Waihi Investment. 13/2: Mount Morgan. 17'1: Mount Eden. 1/4/61. £105. Unlisted: Self ridges (old). £2 2/6: Woo] worth* (Sydney). £S 15/. Australasia"* ?reate=t value. £5 5/ set of teeth for £2 10/.— E. Dovic*. Ltd. (Dentist Davies). opp. Woohvortbs —Ad