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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8025, 11 January 1906, Page 3

INDECENT" DANCES. New Yohk, Jnnunry !). Great commotion lias been unused in Catholic parishes in Massachusetts on'ing to the Bishop of Fall River prohibiting waltzes, polkas, and galops on the ground of indecency. FEARFUL MINE EXPLOSION. ONE HrXOIiED MINERS INCINERATED. Tokio, January 9. A miue explosion occurred at In noiakita, 101 miners being incinerated. - I THE ANTI-FOREIGN MOVEMENT. London, January 9. China, in order to conciliate the anti-foreign party, has withdrawn the Brittish concessions of the ShanghaiHangohau railway, which was giren to compensate for a previous breach of faith. A DISASTROUS UHDSLIP. New Yokk, January 9. A landslip at Haverstraw, State of New York, proeipitated into a clay pit a hundred feet deep eight houses. Sixteen persons were killed, including members of the leading families. The debris took fire and tho victims were incinerated. GENERAL TELEGRAMS. PEK PBES6 ASSOCIATION. Auckland, January 10. At a meeting of the Trades and Labour Council to-night, it was decided to delay decision as to whether the Council should be represented at the Parliament of Labor untii it was known whether the Trades Councils at Wellington, Christcliurch, and Dunedin would send delegates. Nelson, January 10. The eleven-months' old child of James Scrimgeor, junr., of Pakawau, was scalded to death by the overturning of a washing boiler. The Golden Bay A. and P. Show was formally opened to-day by Mr R. McKenzie, M.H.R. COMMERCIAL. DUNEDIN MARKET REPORT. PEB PRESS ASSOCIATION. Dunedin, January 10. The wheat market is steady, and prime in fair demand. There is little sale for medium, but fowl wheat is scarce, and has a ready sale locally. Prime milling velvet and tuscan 3s (id to 3s 7d, medium 3s 3d to 3s sd, best towl wheat 3.s Id to 3s 2d, sacks, extra. In oats there is little or no demand. Any lots offering can he sold locally, but very few are coming forard. Prime milling quality 2s 3d, good to best 2s Id to 2s 2d, medium Is lOd to 2s, sacks extra. 1 81 WHOSE FAUI,T IS IT? L"T N W PLYMOUTH PEOPLE DECIDE The question. When a fog horn warns ; thc mariners to steer off the coast, if ho »liH hugs the shore and wrecks upon it, whose fault is it? If the r«cl switch light is up and the engine driver deliberately pulls ah ad, into another train, blame the driver a careless workman will, in spite warning, try to find out how many teeth a buzz saw has, and the saw tries to find out how many lingers the saw has blame the workman, not the saw. If New Plymouth jxwple who have kidney complaint and backache will not. take Doan's Backache Kidney Pills when they are endorsed by scores of citizens blame the people, not the medicine. Mr Donald Robertson, of Manaia. late toll-keeper, Junction Itoad, New Plymouth, says: " For twenty years I was troubled with my kidneys, which caused me to suffer with very great pains. At times these pains nearly crippled me. If I stooped I could scarcely rise again, and work was out of tho question. I swallowed enough medicine to cure a dtzen men, rightly taken, but it did me no good. 1 then got Doan's Backache Kidney Pillls at the Co-operative. Storo, and these seemed to do me good right from the start, and a short course completely cured my kidney trouble. I have other troubles with my health, and if I could get as effective medicine for them as Doan's Backache Kidney Pills proved for the kidneys. I would be quite well. Everybody round about knows what I have suffered with my back, and now I tell them all that 1 have no backache, thanks to Doan's Backache Kidney Pills." Take no substitute. Yon want the pills which MrKobcrtson recommends, therefore see that the full name is on the wrapper, and that the word " Backache " is in the id cn 0, lcrs, the at lES r bar vford nday, Vhi'le cizcd mt of both cd to atlicr FLOUR "FACTS. V oods' Flour costs oAj 6s (id per oOlbs, •f lis lOOlbs and fftn twice as far as ordinary flour. It makes good, wholeHome bread and dainty cakes, House▼ives kuow it is eheapest ii. the long fun. 3CONOMICA.L DELICACIES. San't bother to cook th i weather. Get a tit of my sheep's tongues (Is Id and fresh), and a tin of pineapple chunks, only od. All of my tinned goods are i'l'csh, a|ld make cheap, savoury meals J. M NEILL Opposite Red House Hotel. DEVON STREET. TEA is a stimulant, anil not a food, and to be of the greatest use it must be pure and full strength. Tea leaves when exposed to the air and light lor any length of time deteriorate just as the petals of a rose wither and fade a||d lose their perfume. Tea that has deleriora|cil has no stimulating power, and is valueless as a beverage. SUEATUEA TEA Is grown, cured, and packed in Ceylon ; it is packed fresh in lead-lined packages, which exclude air and light- There is thus no chance of the leaves withering, and the natural strength and aroma are maintained. Sural lira, is pure, honest Ceylon tea, and is guaranteed not blended with Indian, China, or any cheap or inferior teas. RETAIL PRICKS. Suratura A quality 1/(5 per lb. Suratura B quality 1/1) „ „ Suratura I> quality 2/- „ „ Suratura X quality 2/1 „ „