To-day's Headlines

Northern Advocate, 25 July 1938, Page 4

To-day's Headlines

France eliminated by Germany in Davis Cup contest. Yugoslavia has eliminated Belguim. Oslo Convention members fear international strife. £20,000 monument to ex-King of Belguim erected. North Auckland play splendidly at Eden Park; beaten by one point. Kamo defeated Hikurangi in League match on Saturday. All Blacks overran Australia in first Test, 24 —9. New Zealand’s line not crossed. Detton and Raines drew in wrestling match on Saturday night. Big dividends order of day at M-ata-mata races. Whangarei and Rodney draw in senior representative Rugby. One woman killed, another injured when oar got out of control near Te Puke. Investment takes your Capital and pays you Interest. Life Insurance turns .your Interest into Capital. Information gladly given by Neal Armit, A.M.P. Society. Al 4 Outstanding bargains at Henry Wilson’s sale of Cullen’s stock: — Ladies’ tweed coats 12/6; smart coats, fur trimmed, were 49/G, for 19/G; jumper suits 6/11; cardigans from 1/11; ladies’ raincoats 4/G; capes 8/6; 54in. sheets 5/11; 80in. 8/11 pair; pillow cases 1/- pair; 54in. black Italian cloth l/4£ yd; ladies' wool vests 1/11, and cashmere hose, were 5/G, for 2/G.

Most exciting day's cricket in second day of the fourth test match. Reason given for decision not to build Pacific liners is that procrastination of British and Dominion Governments resulted in building costs rising to uneconomic level. Demonstration made against the placings put up by the Judge at Matamata races. Falling off in the incidence of measles is reported by medical officers at Whangarei and Wellington. Fourteen people killed when Polish air liner crashed. Indians won first test hockey match s—l. Civil Air Guard connected with existing light aeroplane clubs formed in Britain. Influential committee has been set up to go into question of providing adequate accommodation for visitors to the Dominion during Centennial year. Young girl fatally hurt when struck by motor car near Carterton. Chatham Cup Soccer. In the replay of the Chatham Cup match. Hamilton Wanderers v. Huntly Stars, there was no score, even after an extra 20 minutes had been played. It is probable that the match will be replayed to-day. A RE YOU GREY? Grow mack Natural colour and cud Dandruff with VanGrey Hair Tonic. Enlivens colour producing hair cells.—H. Menzios and other chemists. 4