TARANAKI STOCK EXCHANGE

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 21 March 1907, Page 3

TARANAKI STOCK EXCHANGE

QUOTATIONS FOR MARCH 20TH, 1907. Sellers. Buyers. liA.vus £ s. d. £ is. d. New Zealand ... 10 5 0 National ... 5 8 0 5-1 0 lxsnt.iyru New Zealand ... 4 I! G 4 5 0 National ... 1 0 0 1 i! 3 South British ... 5 7 0 Standard lot) FINANCIAL N.Z.& River Plate 1 10 I) 1 1) 3 Northern S.S., paid 18 0 17 4 Northern S.S., con. 8 4 8 2 West-port Coal Co. 7 2 0 Gear Meat Co, ... ... 2 4 0 W'fiton Meat Co. 0 12 G Mosniel W'll'n Co 2 15 O Kaiapoi W'll'n Co 5 0 0 LOCAL TaranakiPetrol'm paid up ... 15 0 11 G Do. contributing MINING Kuramii cale'd ... 12 10 Waiojihi, ox div. 1 'J G 1 !) 3 Champion, paid-up ... 2 7 Champion, contrib ... 1 2 Crown 8 0 7 1) Komata Reefs _... 1 11 18 Tairua Broken Hills 3 0 3 8 Talisman Consol'd 1 13 0 1 12 U Wailii, ... 9 2 G 0 2 0 Waihi Extended 7 8 7 5 " 'On change " to-day, sales were made o£ Taranaki Petroleums at 15s.

Chairman, Walter Bewley; ViceChairman, J. S. S. Medley; Committee, J. W. Wilson, U. P. Webster, E. A. Kde, L. 11. Monteath and E. Griffiths; Members, Walter Bewley, !•'. P. Corkill, J. C. Davies, E. A. lido, E. Griffiths (10. Griffiths and Co.), 15. Giim.) a' (Gilmour and Pattic), Wharton L. Humphries, Alec Hill (Jones and Hill), Duncan McAUuin, J. S. S. Medley (Medley and ltundle), L. MeL. Monteath, IJ. P. Webster, K. Webster, J, W. Vvilsun (Wilson and Nolan). KATES Ol' BROKERAGE. On debentures of every description, per cent. On Shares ot her than Milling, 1% per cent. On Mining Shares: Up to Gd id per share. Over Gd, up to 1/0, 'ld do do 1/0, do [3/-, lid do do 3/-, do 5/-, 2d do do 5/-, do 10/, 3d do do 10/, do 20/, 4d do do 20 /, do 30/, d-Jd do do 30/, ... ... 1} per cen The above rates are in all case.? chargeable to both buyer and seller. .Meetings of the Exchange will be lield at 12 noon daily. Minimum charge 2/li on any transaction. DUNCAN McALLUM, Secretary.

When iiu incident lite tlie following occurs right here at lionic, it is bound to curry weight wilh our readers. Ss L many strange occurrences go tlie roundo ( of the press, iiud are published as . facts, dial, people become sceptical, j On one subject scepticism is rapidly disappearing. This is due to the actual experiences of our readers, and their public utterances regarding them. The doubi ei' must doubt no more in lbe face of such evidence as this. The public, statement of a man living right here in L'lymoiuh, one whom you can see every day, leaves 110 ground fur the- sceptic to stand oil: ?\ir Jas. West, baker, New Plymouth, says:—" "While lifting a bag of flour I wrenched my hack, and this caused a most severe pain right in the vicinity of the kidneys, and it seemed as if those organs were hurl. Doan's Backache Kidney I'ills were being advertised at the time, so I procured •some After using this remedy for a diort time, I was perfectl\ five !Yn) ; all pain, and J can imw si v -v--. in nd this remedy to ail u !u> ~r >. laily troubled.'' J)oan\s Backache ''CMi'iy I'll- ;-v bold by all Wieuiists Hi'.d ' to:vb.. .[.oral lis per I>o\ (-ix Sii-<v.« |:f .:j), will p -si' .i o 11 e i|i : . f j■ e ■ 1-, Foster JlctWiM . -* PI; t ) Sydnty. Cut be sure, they aro DOANS'.