STOP PRESS NEWS

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19884, 13 May 1936, Page 6

STOP PRESS NEWS

‘ MRB AMY MOLLISON. CAPETOWN-ENGLAND FLIGHT. ARRIVAL AT JUBA. NAIROBI, May 12. Mrs Amy Mollison, who is flying from Canetown to England, has arrived at Juba. EXCHANGE NATE. NO iV'h'EDIATE PISE. ADJUSTMENT INEVITABLE. WELLINGTON, Wednolday. Tne Prime Minister. Mr Savogn, nave an assurance to-day that there was no chance of an increaze in the rxchanne rate. "Hlin Exchange.“ he said, "is a barrier between oursdvm and our beat customor and- the qroatost problem we have in to get away from that with the law. amount of disturbance. It is possible that the day must come but it is not yet." _______. STOCK EXCHANGE. ...—— TRANSACTIONS IN SYDNEY. SYDNEY. May 13. The following sales were recorded on the Stock Enchanga: Bonds: 3 3-8 per cent... 1849, £96; 4,: per cent., 1942. £lOl 33 9:1: 4 per ' com... 1938, £103; 1941, £lO2 185 941; 1953, £IOB. Tooth'l, 53. 3d; Anthony Hordern, 19: 9d; Auoolated Naws, put, 233 9d; British Too-coo, “a; Brokan Hill Proprlotary, 61s 9d; Burns-Phllp, 683 9d; Colonial Sugar, £4l 15 Ed: Dunlopa, 183 45d; Howard, Smith, 11!; Winchcombo. 31: 6d. NEGLIGEN‘I’ DRIVING CHARGE. CASE DISMISSED. TE ARONA, Wednesday. The came at the To Aroha Mogio—trate’s Court, in which Robert Allan Pole was chargod with negligent driving at a motor truck so as to cause the death of Thomas Doyle, was dlap missed. YOUTH CUTS ARM. A student of the Ruakura Farm. Ihomas Henry Millnr. aged 16, tripped and put his arm through the glass panel of a ouor at the farm. Severe I‘cuta were sustained. nocelsitating hls admission to tho Walkoto Hospital. "In condition I; ntiauctdry.