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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 308, 29 December 1937, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Celebrate 193S With Lion Ale. — (Ad.) ivaVr to-dav. 4..">3 ji.m. >un~ct. 7.43; to-morrow. 5.3. Sceond day's racitij; at Eller*-]io. New anti-i.rnk rifl'* for Britisn infantry. .Maimoa for at noon today. Centauru* refuelling this afternoon at liarjre. \V«-llinotf»n Takes BraTiin Cup from Auckland. tennis, and cricket tourneys con! inued. Waeiied off rocks at Piha. Kinj'sland man ]o-»-s life. Steamer Kent due from Xew York at 10 a.m. Jo-moriow Many American volunteer* join < liine-e Air Force. Niagara sailed f<>r Vancouver at nine o cl«wk last cvenin«r. I>outile oeiiJliry scored 3<y ex-Auckland cricketer at Wanjranui. Mowi'k man drownri in effort 4o save wife in Waikalo l*i\er. ( anlerl>ury lead- in first innings of I'lnnket Shield match. •la]iane~e Army ]<leads mistake for attacks on British >var<liijis. •lapan replies to Briti-h XoJe fif protest against attacks on warships. Mataroa due from Southampton on Friday moniinjr with 31.1 passenger*. ! Crews of Centanrus and Samoan t l;|'per entertained at State dinner. First, commercial flight of Clipper delayed a* result of weather warning. K-e»rt vessel Wellington leave for Islands next week on official business. Seamen on trawler that collided with Wanganella ordered to divulge no details. Suburban bowler takes all ten Auckland wickets in cricket tourney at Gisliorne. Minister of Kdueation to act as a pall l»earer at funeral of Sir Algernon Thomas to-morrow. Prime Minister sending Xew Zealand nig by '."litiper goodwill gift to President Roosevelt. Japanese vess<-l takes cargo of bronze and other metal from German raider Kinden fin t'ocos Island. \\ anganella. delayed by accident on Australian coast, to leave Sydnev for Auckland next Mondav. . account of cyclone cent red in vicinity of Xorfolk Inland. Samoan ( lip]>er may not take off to-morrow morning. Devonport resident who broke hi« right leg in fall on Great Barrier Island eoa«st brought to Auckland Hospital by launch early this morning. Sir Algernon Thomas, notable Auckland educationist, died at hi* Mount '-den residence last night; funeral and service in St. Marys to-morrow afternoon.