Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 818, 16 May 1910, Page 8

STOOK EXCHANGE. (By TeleirraDh—Press Association.) Auckland, May 14. Business done on 'Change to-day:— Saxon, Is. lid. Consolidated Goldficlds, 20s. Tairua Golden Hills, 4s. 2d. Talisman. 525. Waihi, £8 6s. and £8 6s. 6d. Grand Junction, 30s. 6d. Hauralri, 4s. sd. Auckland Gas (new), 495. , Wilson's Cement (pref.), 48s. DKEDGING. (By TelceriiDU-rress Associations Duncdin, May 14. Dredging returns:—Eise and Shine No. I. 340z. 13d\vt,; No. 11, 50oz 7dwt.; WorKsop. 19oz. 4dwt.: Eising Sun, 28oz. 2dwt.; Golden Bed, 3902. 2dwt,; Waikaka. United No. I, 17oz. lldwt.; No. 11, 17oz. Cdwt.; Sandy Point, 3302. sdwt.; New Trafalgar, lloz. 4dwt.; Punt. 12oz. MINING SHARES. Waihi, buyers £8 Bs. 9d., sellers £8 Us. 3d.; Waihi Grand Junction, buyere £1 Us--3d., seliere £1 135. : 9d. . The funeral took place recently at Dairy Cemetery, Edinburgh, of William Hammond, formerly of the Scots Greys, who took part in the famous Balaclava charge. The deceased veteran, who (lied in the Edinburgh Boynl Infirmary, was a native of Wallyford. and enlisted in the Scots Greys in ISSO, and served with the regiment in l.lie Crimea and was in the charge of the Heavy Brigade. In this famous charge lie received a wound in the eye, which disabled him from further service. On his discharge in 1855 on' a pension, he went to Edinburgh, wheru he resided up till his death. Hammond held the two Crimean medals. Island Bay. FOR SALE or TOE EXCHANGE the abovo HANDSOMELY FINISHED 10-EOOMED SEASIDE RESIDENCE, together with Detatched Cottago for Chauffeur or Gardener, etc., oto. Erected on a well-planted 1J acree of land. "Viking Holm," although within 100 yards oLtho open ocean, trams stopping P. 0., Town !' Hall, Church, etc., etc., owing to the ! unique formation of the site, stands entirely by itself, and commands an unsurpassed view of lind and sea, and, being within 10 minutes' motor run of the Opera House, is a Most Desirable Residence for a retired gentleman. W. : LINGAED. Grey St., Wellington. FOR SALE. AVERT PROFITABLE BUSINESS in ' Hawke's Bay as a going concern, showing a net profit of £9 per week. Price, .£6OO. Owner leaving for England. All communications strictly confidential and to be addressed to G. STEPHENS, Sole Agent, Karamu Eoad, Hastings, H.B. _ . i . A NEW . . . CONFECTION ! Half Chocolate--Half Biscuit. : Indescribably Delicious. TRY THEM! C<f<f e a i Biscuits IN SEVEN VARIETIES™, Esmond, Croquette, Romola, Butter Square, Wafer, Parlour Table, also Assorted. : 2s. 6cL per lb. ____ — ..^,-rrnr: RHEUMATISM CURED WITHOUT MEDICINE > BY THE Magic Foot Draft. RHEUMA-S^^V , -14s.6d.per TISM P air . 'CURED 3 pairs without Cureßheumalisd for MEDICINE ■ vepißPAiK ] 11s. One pair posted free of chargeto any address, and if no benefit derived no payment is required. . A permanent cure is guaranteed. Sufferers from Rheumatism should write at oace to— W. W. PARKE, 9 MITITLE CRESCENT, . Wellington. Agent for— MAGIC FOOT DRAFT COY., Ljndon. ELECTRICITY IN THE HOME. WE Specialise in tho complete eauip. ment 'of Private Residences in town or country for ELECTRIC LIGHTING, HEATING, and COOKING. R. Y. WALLS AND CO., 6 to 8 BOULCOTT STREET, WELLINGTON. 'Phone 2971. P.O-. Box 737. ~~' ' CATERING. WH. PHILP, Baker,. I'astrvcaok. . and Caterer, 79 Willi 9 Street (next Begjj's), is prepared to undertake all manner of Catering for Weddings, Parties, Supi-ers, . Dances, etc.. at most reasonable rates. Quotations given. Strictest attention. None but the best in the way of Pastry. Afternoon Tea a speciality. HUGH ROBERTS,. MERCHANT, WOOL BROKER, ETC., KIJIBOLTON EOAD, FEU-DING. Telephone 202.