To-day's Headlines

Northern Advocate, 30 July 1938, Page 6

To-day's Headlines

Heavy snow-falls in South Island. Yacht Land’s End coming. Hon. W. Perry, M.L.C., re-elected president N.Z.R.S.A. Miss Bennett, Whangarei Y.W.C.A. secretary, to attend World Council meeting in Canada, Northland film to be first released at Kaikohe on Thursday, September 1. Local bodies will meet on that day. Poignant last letter left by Queen Marie of Rumania. Changes in Reserve Bank directorate yesterday. Sudeten Germans cool towards Lord Runciman’s intervention. Anzac Day observances discussed by returned soldiers. Appointment of women to Legislative Council advocated by Women’s Institute. These are real money-savers at Henry Wilson’s sale of Cullen’s stock 5,4 in. sheets, 5/11: 80in., 8/11 pair, ladies’ tweed coats, were 39/6, for 12/6; coats, with fur collars, were 95/-, for 25/-; jumper suits, 6/11; jumpers, 1/11; wool vests, 1/11; fadeless smocks, 2/11; men’s nap trousers, 3/11; men’s overcoats, were 95/-, for 49/6; ana men’s Roslyn singlets and pants, 8/6.

Four university extension lectures to be held in Whangarei. Alleged Japanese propaganda among Maoris described as “rot” by Sir Apirana Ngata. Eczema losses greatly exaggerated, says leading sheepowner. Sensational lorry dive into river at Kaiwaka. West Indies Commissioner appointed. Lancashire and Surrey beaten in English county cricket. Whangarei Boxing Carnival in Town Hall tonight. Pope condemns racial and nationlistic doctrines. New constitution for Malta to be submitted to King. Visualise your household without you, and ask yourself: “Shall I pay my Life Insurance premium now?” Information gladly given by Neal Armit, A.M.P. Society, Whangarei. Al 4 Fortnightly Lectures, Town Hall, Tuesday night, August 2, at 8 o’clock.— Mr. E. M. Higgins, 8.A., TutorOrganiser of the W.E.A., will speak on “The War in Spain and Its Outcome.” Mr. Higgins will be pleased to answer all questions. 278