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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 146, 9 March 1918, Page 3

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Judge Murray, Lieutenant-Governor of Papua, in a report to Mr. Glynn, Commonwealth Minister for Home and Territories, states 'that the Misima goldfield in Eastern Papua seems likoly ti'. produce more gold than the whole territory has produced to date. In 1916 the gold yield of Papua was 10,930 ounces, valued,at £43,2<18. Indentured labourers, to the number of 121S, and white miners numbering 111 were em- ■ ployed. Don't neglect even a simple scratch or cut. Tho best safeguard against bloodpoisoning or festering is Bee Ointment. Antisoptic and "healing. Is. Gd. per tin. All chemists and stores.—AuV. Molly: "Writing to Charlie?" Polly: "Yes." Molly. "I thought he was engaged?" Polly: "He writes to me that his best girl has thrown him overboard, so I'm dropping him a line." ===== ~\ For Chronlo Cheat Oomplalnto. Wood'i Qr*at Pepßeruint Cora.*