TO-DAY'S NEWS.
Page LEADING ARTICLES .. ..18 Mr Borah and the Grand Tour. The Public Trust Office. GENERAL NEWS ,„ ~. 18 PERSONAL ITEMS ~ .. 18 SPECIAL ARTICLES— Obiter Dicta (by K.) ... 18 The University (by Professor A. J. Grant) .. 17 The World of Books (by A. H. Grinling) .. ..17 Casual Comments (by Leo Fanning) .. ..17 Long Putts at Golf (by Hairy Tardon) .." .. 17 CABLE MESSAGES .. ..19 Sydney Harbour Disaster. Empire Trade. Kumanian Throne. French Political Split Threatened. Crime in U.S.A. ■ Westminster Abbey. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR .. 21 , "The Sorcerer." "Dante Without Tears?" (D. Menziea). Summer Time. FINANCE AND COMMERCE .. 16 The Share Market. Canterbury Markets. The Fruit Market. Wool Sales Dates. SPORTING 22 Turf Gossip. Trotting Notes. C.J.C. Prospects. Winton J.C. Handicaps. Whangarei B.C. Acceptances. GENERAL— Broadcasting Programmes .. 14 Summer Time .. ..18 Political Notes .. ..18 Parliament .. .. 19 The Tramways .. .. 20 Cricket .. ..21 Loan for Abattoir .. .. 21 Rasgiora Show .. ..23 Sumner Items .. ..25 The Courts .. ..25 New Brighton Notes .. 27 SHIPPING AND WEATHER .. 24 MAIL NOTICES .. ..24 WIRELESS NEWS ... ... 14 SPECIAL MOTOR SUPPLEMENT 3 to 10 AMUSEMENTS ..' ..26 WOMEN'S CORNER .. ». 2
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19150, 5 November 1927, Page 18
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177TO-DAY'S NEWS. Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19150, 5 November 1927, Page 18
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