MINING.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 220, 10 September 1908, Page 3

MINING.

AUCKLAND SKAREMARKET. (Special to News.) Auckland, Last Night. Messrs. Eliott and Waller (R. Woodbouse and Co., local agents) report sales at last call—Sylvia Is 2d, Tairua (!old<-:i •Hills 8s 5(1, Talismans 40s, "!ls, Waiiii Gold £!) 0s !)d, £!) Is, Junctions 325, Kauri Timbers 14s (id, Portlands (new) ■l4s, 14s 3d. Buyers—New Sylvia Is il, Saxon Is, Waiotahi *2s od, ait ;inL f i 3s 3d, Consolidated (Joldfiehls 12s fid. did Haurnki Is ftd. Old Kapanga V/,i, Champions 5s (id, 4s 4d, Crowns 3s (M. flolden •Belts Is lfld, (iolden Cross Cd. Karanga-

bake T'/jd, Tairua Oohlen Tlills Ss .id. Tairua Conquerors fl'/jd. fld. Talisman 38s Art, Waiiii Cold £ft Os 0.1, Junctions ■3ls fld. Auckland Cas (m«' I 22s Id, Kauri 14s 3d, Auckland Trams (or.lin- • ary) 225, Portlands (new) 14s lid.

Blood poison resulting from small wounds is becoming more prevalent.

Even so slight an injury as tll>! .scratch of a |)ln will sometimes can't blood poisoning. The safe way is to apply Chamberlain's Pain Palm as soon as •the injury has been received. Thai | liniment prevents all danger of blood poisoning and causes the injury to heal in about oiie-third the time required by the usual treatment. For Wle by all chemists »nd storekeepers.