HOTSHOTS

Radio Record, 7 August 1936, Page 5

HOTSHOTS

"GIRLS who disappear.-On sale here," -said an uckland women’s paper Milletin last week, ~ [ICKETS. for the. Ranfurly . Shield match in. Dunedin last. week were being sold privately at up to £3 each. A NEW game has been in-- "~~ vented by two Auckland travellers, Using numbers of alternate cars they pass. they bet, as with poker hands, "Ts it still the Broadcasting Board? No, I seem ‘to be wrong-I ‘mean the National Broadeasting Service." -Mr.. John Amadio at a Christehureh function. J PARTINGTON, owner of * the old. Grafton windmill, Auckland’s last link with the *forties, the site: of which is required for a new fire station,. says he would refuse a million-pounds for the mill.

ACTS ACTS ‘HE attraction of making’ : one’s own receiving set is returning ‘in Dunedin, where ‘ ' kit.sets are selling freely, Siz STANDISH O'GRADY ; ROCHE, a member of: the Governor-General’s staff, left New Zealand ‘by the Monterey last week. . HE increasing numbers. of intoxicated motor dvivers are causing Magistrate’ W. R. McKean: to threaten 0ffenders with: prison. , JfFANY offend but. few:‘are chosen. Out of a thousand motorists who commit parking breaches in . Christchureh, 10 or 15 are arrested" Solicitor in the Court. DESTS at Warner’s Hotel, Christchurch, shot out of their bedrooms the other night to investigate an . explosion. A car’s spare tire had given the Square the air?