TO-DAY'S NEWS.
Page. LEADING ARTICLES .. . . 10 The Square. Hoardings. The Lord Mayor's Show. ' SEWS BY PICTURES . . "13 ' PERSONAL ITEMS ~ . 10 LOCAL AND GENERAL . . 10 CABLE MESSAGES . . . . 11 The Imperial Conference. Airship Enquiry. Great German Plying Boat. Federal Loan Council. America and the League. FINANCE AND COMMERCE . . IS To Encourage .Production. Mosgicl Woollen Co. Auckland Amusement Park, Ltd. Costs „ Must Kali. American Market?. Christ church Stock Exehai.g<. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 13 Singing Sparrows. Unemployment Tax, New Zealand-made Goods. Sanatoria Patients. SPORTING . . l-i, 15 Turf Gossip. Trotting Note*. Trotting at Adair.gion. To-day's Meeting r.t Riccarton. GENERAL- • Power Board Control . . C Arbitration Court .. . . 7 Polo . . .. . 7 Poultry-Keeping (by l"ancioO 8 Egg-Laying . 8 Broadcasting 8 Lawn Tennis 9 Indian Affairs . . . . 0 The Square .. 10 Unemployment Levy . . 10 Avon Willows 11 Obituary 11 Betrenckment 11 Professor Scoil ..13 The Estuary .. . . 13 Cricket .. 14 World Peace 15 Armistice Day . . 16 'Che Show .. .. .. 16 Farm and Station (by Straggler) .. . . ..17 AMUSEMENTS .. 16 SHIPPING AND WEATHER .. IS MAIL NOTICES .. .. 18 WOMEN'S CORNET; .. ..2,3
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20083, 12 November 1930, Page 10
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166TO-DAY'S NEWS. Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20083, 12 November 1930, Page 10
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