Today’s Headlines

Northern Advocate, 18 March 1939, Page 6

Today’s Headlines

Whangarei A. and P. Society’s autumn show draws large crowds.

Police search Christchurch for G. T, McKay, leading figure in Piha fire sensation.

More cash, less produce, for Northland dairy companies.

Fatal plane crash on Great Barrier Island.

Two injured when cars collide near Mercer.

Carnival Week opened at Kaitaia.

Mass demonstration by South Canterbury farmers.

Human skull fragment may be clue to fate of Mrs Harriet Jane Patience, who disappeared from P.W. camp at Claverley.

Bay of Islands school sports,

The longer a man goes without Life Insurance, the moi’e he needs it; the less chance he has of getting it, and the more it costs him to get it. Information gladly given by Neal Armit, A.M.P. Society, Whangarei. Al 4.

Control tightened on overseas remittances.

Electricity switched on at Tangiteroria Hall.

New Zealand emulating ostrich, says Mr Endean.

Butter prices unchanged on London market.

Mortuaries needed in Ear North

Oveiiseas tradesmen allege being brought to New Zealand under false pretences.

Britain’s huge naval building policy discussed.

Mr Duff-Cooper doubts advantage of Anglo-German naval agreement.

Mr J. A. Lyons profoundly disappointed with events in Europe.

Henrv Wilson’s annual stocktaking finishes' on the 19th inst; therefore in the interim prices of all doubtful or soiled stock, remnants, etc., and summer showroom goods are decidedly in buyers’ favour. A visit just now will repay everyone.