To-day’s Headlines

Northern Advocate, 9 August 1938, Page 4

To-day’s Headlines

Cunard-White Star liner Queen Mary claims new record for east-to-west passage of Atlantic. New Zealand pigs considered to be as good as any on the Home market. North Auckland primary school Rugby representatives to encamp at Whangarei during August school holidays. Numa and Detton draw in wrestling bout at Wellington. Heavy fighting on Yangtse River in Far Eastern war. Mr. Savage says Social Security Bill to appear on Thursday or Friday. Kemal Ataturk, President of Turkey, seriously ill. “Swab” hospital claim before Supreme Court in second hearing. New Zealand doctor tells of murderous bombing in China.

Watersider resigns from union as protest against compulsory levy for political purposes. Sensation expected from “Scrim’s" radio attack on members of Opposition. Whangarei hospital benefactor to be commemorated. Meat Board chairman reviews rapid growth of New Zealand chilled beef trade. Three killed and others sutler from chock when lightning strikes crowded United States beach. Ladies’ and children’s wear at your own price at Henry Wilson’s. Ladies’ tweed coats, 12/6; coats with fur collars, were up to 105/-, for 25/-; knitted jumpers, from 1/11; frocks, were 39/6. for 12/6; girls’ knitted dresses, were 14/6, for 5/11; cashmere hose, were 5/6, for 2/11; and ladies’ wool vests, 1/11.

New Zealand basketball team beats New South Wales in first match of Australian tour.

Mr. A. S. Bailey chosen as National Party candidate for Roskill. South African yacht Land’s End arrives at Whangarei in course of world cruise. Mr Savage discounts criticism ot New Zealand credit. Money fcr future delivery! All you do is to pay the interest now, and collect both principal and interest later. Information gladly given by Neal Armit, A.M.P, Society, Whangarei. Al 4