TABLE TALK.

Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 225, 23 September 1929, Page 1

TABLE TALK.

Dominion Day. Burglary at Howick. ( Races at Avondale. Floods in Mexico. Sir George Fenwick dead. Better tone at London wool sales. Convent at Howick destroyed by fire. Maheno due from Sydney to-morrow. Golf-champion Hagen to visit Australia. Japanese ship attacked by pirate gang. Bitterness still evident in Palestine. Two ferry steamers collided in Sydney Harbour. English cricket team left for New Zealand. German steamer ashore on island near Colombo. Mission steamer sailing to-day for Islands. ■ Aorangi arrived from Sydney this morning. Mayor's earthquake fund close to £20,000 mark. Hospital auxiliary flower week started this morning. Christian Endeavour annual convention in progress. League of Nations compromise on armaments question. Eefreshcr course for Auckland nurses commenced this morning. First passenger train to run to-mor-row over Westfield deviation. Another match won in England by touring Australian League team. Waikawa delayed by storms on way from Los Angeles to New Zealand. Seventy-sixth anniversary of St. Matthew's Church celebrated yesterday. Number of New Zealand doctors back from Australasian medical congress. Royal Commission finding puts N.S.W. coalowners' profits at 2/2 per ton. Daring attempt made to burn down pavilion at Addington School, Christchurch. Chinese Army .commander nuitinied against Chiang Kai-shek, Nationalist war lord. Godless conditions in some West Coast mining areas denounced by evangelist. Fire at Albany in coal cargo of German steamer Knockfierna extinguished by flooding holds. Liner Malolo sailed from San Francisco with tourists to visit East, Australia and New Zealand. Party of police surrounded Dry Cleaning Co.'s premises in Howe Street on Saturday nigftt and arrested two men found in building. Commonwealth Prime Minister flew from Sydney to Brisbane, electioneering, in four hours and a-half; severe storm encountered en route. Serious repercussion from collapse of Hatry group of financiers in London; many small investors ruined and big trust companies embarrassed. English butter dealer who arrived by Aorangi this morning stated that New Zealand butter is increasing in popularity, and that prospects of coming season were very hopeful. Firm reply by Postmaster-General to-day to the Council of Christian Congregations regarding proposed new Gaming Bill. Deputation waited upon Hon. J. B. Donald. Our sale still on.—Coats and fox chokers at given , away prices.—Arctic Furs, Ltd., 26, Karangahape Eoad.— (Ad.) The diamonds in your ring are hidden by that old-fashioned setting. They would look ten times better and more brilliant if reset in latest styles. See designs submitted free by David Silk, Jeweller, Queen Street. —(Ad.) Furs! Furs! —Fox furs, the finest selection in town, and must be sold. Arctic Furs, Ltd., 26, K'hape Rd —(Ad.) A Kolster provides best music for dance or party.—Hire from Moore's; 'phone 43-3DB.—(Ad.) Cars rented from 12/ day; £1 evening. Latest model. All night service. Shorter's Rental Cars. 'Phone 44-061.—Ad

Fur coats of every description. ' Musquash, Peschaniki, Marmots and others, and they all must go.—Arctic Furs. Ltd., 26, Karangahape Road.— (Ad.)