TO-DAY'S NEWS.
Tage LEADING ARTICLES « The British Coal Industry. ( imrch nnd State. Open-Air {Schools. PERSONAL ITEMS 8 GENERAL NEWS » CABLE MESSAGES i> Labour at the Helm. The League of Nations. Anp'o-American R-elations. Evidence at Air Enquiry. King's Improved Health. French Troops Attacked. France and Reparations. FINANCE AND COMMERCE ... 10 New U.S. Tariff. Shag Point Mine. Fat Lamb. Christehurch Stock Exchange. Addington Market Report ... 11 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ... 13 Amberley Domain. The Apprentices Act (G. T. Jones). Farmers and Unemployment. Private Cars, and Taxis. Degrees of Frost. Superannuation Funds (C E. Collins). T/?wit Pa«s Road. North Richmond Footpaths (A. Hutchison, F. S. Davey). SPORTING ... 12 Turf Gossip. Trotting Notes. Waverley R-.C. Handicaps. GENERAL— Appeal Upheld ... ... 3 A. and P. Association ... 3 Builder Fails ... ... 5 Higher Salaries Wanted ... 5 Broadcasting ... ... C> • Refuted to Drill ... ... b" Malta Brim Hut 8 The Labour Party ... ... « Trains Delayed ... ... 8 Plunket Rooms ... ... 8 The Square ... ... ... 9 Obituary ... ••■ ••• It) Proposed Freezing Works Amalgamation ... ... 11 Manufacturers and M.P.'s 11 Football 12 Unemployment ... ... 13 Train Accident ... ... 13 Golf 13 Motor Transport ... ... 14 Paper Mill for West Ooafit ... 15 HEARTH AND HOME ... 4 AMUSEMENTS 6 SHIPPING AND WEATHER ... 11 MAIL NOTICES 14 WOMEN'S CORNER, 2
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19644, 13 June 1929, Page 8
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195TO-DAY'S NEWS. Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19644, 13 June 1929, Page 8
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