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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 86, 12 April 1933, Page 1

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Waipahi to sail to-morrow for Islands. Salvation Army jubilee celebrations ended. Primary school sports at Domain tomes Tow. Man fatally injured at South Island sawmill. Crew of five lost in French seaplane disaster. Three passengers incinerated in Frencfc 'plane crash. Heated passages in House of Lords debate on India. Ex-King Alfonso wins law suit against bank in Spain. Relief work allocation of £10,000 from art union funds. | Miss Bar.ten en route to Bagdad on flight to Australia. Railway Department to run special expresses at Easter. American Secretary of State states high tariff policy of Hoover. King's racing yacht being prepared for season's regattas. New classification of unemployed discussed by Hospital Board. Sitting of Central Transport Licensing Authority continued to-day. Valuable Maori artcrafts. to be purchased for National Museum. International "dope" gang broken up by clever Turkish detective. Considerable reduction in floating debt by Mount Albert. Borough Council. Startling revelations of. Ogpu methods in investigations against Britishers. Christchurch woman committed, for trial on charge of doing bodily harm. . More favourable position in British shipbuilding than, for three years past. Former Prime Minister of France involved in charge of abuse of confidence. Fortunate rescue of two of . crew of burned fishing launch; third member lost. T Inquiries to be made by Northcote Borough Council in regard to pure water supply. Plans in train' for trans-Pacific flight under direction of Mr. C. Ulm, starting from Sydney. Report made to Mount. Eden Borough Council that 86 per cent of rates had been collected. Auckland cricket umpires talk of disbanding owing to dissatisfaction over Test match appointments. Stated at meeting of Auckland Hospital Board that there were no lack of offers for blood transfusion. Mount Albert Borough Council not to take action in connection with rates on properties reverting to Grown unless there is good possibility of recovery from mortgagor. Sales on 'Change to-day were:—Commercial Bank,' 14/6; South British, £3 5/; Goldsboro' Mort., £1 3/1 J; Colonial Sugar, £54 15/; Kempthorne Prosser, £3.3/.; Farmers' Fertiliser, 16/4;. Blackwater, £1 1/9; Nokomai, 5/6; Auckland Gas (con.), 16/; Wilsons Cement, £112/; Golden Dawn, 1/7 r unlisted stock, Williams Rotary, 3/7 J.

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