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Auckland Star, Volume LXXI, Issue 205, 29 August 1940, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

High water to-day. 2.35 p.m. Sunset. 5.25: sunrise to-morrow. 6.15. Kaiiuai left this momsng for Weslport. w aipiata will sail to-night lor Wellington. Italian troope maasinr on l>crder of Greece. Censorship policy defined by Prime Minister. Wanjranui fighier ace awarded bar to his D.F.C. Threatened strike in Australian «a*J industry averted. Japanese Prime Minister outliaM kw Government's policy. R.A.F. again hammer blow* at Italian war industry factories. Swiss journalist «aye Londoner* grow calmer as raids increase. British fighters take toll of Nazi* ia daylight raids yesterday. Port Waikato leave* buneiin to-day and is due at Auckland on Tuesday. Tension between Hungary and Rumania. inrr-eases with border incidents. Barbound at Westtport. Kakapo hope* to clear port to-night f<>r Auckland. Glasgow "w<M?k-eiid''_ hae now «hot down 63 German "planes without lew*. Increaee of pay for Australian Imperial Force by Australian Labour leader. •ludgnient in Supreme Court to-day on will case in which widow asks increased allowance. Member* of Aotearoa** crew celebrate finst anniverearj - of arrival of flying boat in Xew Zealand. Mr. Churchill expresses Britain , * appreciation for Canadian"* gift of I,W»,<XK) dollar* for aircraft. Big scoring in Xew Zealand billiard* championship in Chrisl-church; Auckland champion still leading. American Clipper, from Canton leTand to-day, brings all 14 passengers—prominent Americans—to Auckland. Task of extinguishing flame* at Waionru camp found to be hopeless, though ecoree of men fousht with buckets. Mess block destroyed by fire at Waionru camp to be replaced immediately; -work may be completed within a month. Grave suspicions of "fiftli column"" activity in connection witjh £8000 fire damage to building* at Waiouru camp. Conclusion of sitting of Aeeesmcnt Court to hear objections to Government valuation* of property in Auckland city. Day and night raid* over Britain continue: damage done to property and some capualtif*, including children and a cripple. Delayed by rain at Xew Plymouth, Ronaki Heaves for Wanganui to-day and is due back at Onehunga on Saturday nicht. Objection* raised to Government valuations of property in Queen Street are* between Town Hall and Karangahape Road. Australian Federal Labour leader, in opening general election campaiga, advocates national control of banking and credit. Meeting of council of twenty«eventh annual conference of Xorth Wand Motor Union held this morning; domestic matter* discuiced.