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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 104, 18 September 1912, Page 4

-THE SHARE MARKET. AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE. .(By Telegraph—Special to tlte "News") Auckland. Last Night. Messrs Anderson and Colbeck (Mr. W. Bewley, local agent) report as follows: B.XZ., £ll 2s (id. £11; National Bank, £6 3s, £6 Is; WiUon's Cement. ; if f., buyers, 3&»: X.Z. Portland l'"ment. 27s (id, 27s 3d; T.ili-niiui. 4Us Cd. -J(Is; Waihi Extended. S',l_.il, 7(1; Mountain King. 4d, Sy.'d; Old Hauraki. Is lid. Is 3d: Saxon. lOd, »i/ 4 d; Sylvia, Is 6d, Is sd: Watchman, Is lid, Is 7d: Monowai. SJ. THE WEATHER I SUMMARY AND FORECAST. By Telegraph— Frcss Association. Wellington. Last Night. Rev. D. C. Bates (Government Meteorologist) reports: — Summary: Stormy weaihor lias been experienced generally. with thunderstorms in parts during th? night. Much rain has falle non the West Coast and in , the South, and some snow on higher "levels. High westerly winds have prevailed. The barometer fell during the sight, but has to-day shown a rising tendency. Forecast: Present indications are for . high westerly winds, veering to southerly. ,The weather will prove colder with heavy showers in most parts .of the country, the barometer rising everywhere soon. Heavy seas are probable on all the Western Coast. LATE SHIPPIN6 Last Nght.—.Sailed: Xgapuhi. for Onehunga. Passengers: Misses George, Abbott, Campbell; Mesdames Sang and child, Arrowsmith, Nystrom, Ryan, LyBaght; Messrs. Munro-Clark, Revell, Turkey, Gall, G. H. Stubbs, Foster, Bullot, ■Laysaght, Cluett, Kettle, i'isher, Sang and others; 15 steerage. Fremantle, 17. —Arrived, Omrah. from London. Melbourne, 17—The ILicedonia's passengers for New Zealand are Messrs. Miggins, Roberts. Cornfoot, Hogg, Ball, Court, Whitcombe, Symons, Captains Smyth and Symon, Mesdames Moon, Butcher. Pemberton and Ball; Misses Moon (2), and Dou THE FIRST ESSENTIAL. THE FIRST ESSENTIAL. THE FIRST ESSENTIAL. VTBERE is a first essential about tea as about all other thing 3, and the first essential of tea is purity. Quality and flavor also are important, and a good tea possesses all three. Quality, flavor and purity; of these three the greatest is purity. ia< absolutely pure. It has the flavor that pleases the palate, and its quality is of the highest. You can prove this ■without cost. Write us for a sample . which will be mailed free. G. Turnbull & Co WELLINGTON. ■*rau£, s i, *55E SEf r:J < -""V COMFORTABLE ; : LODCtINGt i FOB THE FEET Especially for ladies' ieet —is an absolute necessity at all times; and every time you come to McEwen's for your footwear you can be assured of permanent foot comfort. McEwen's Boots and Shoes need no breaking in; they are easy from the moment you put them on, and they'll look nice as long as you wear them, because th 'v are made to fit. Ladies' boots from 12.'!); shoes from 9/6. Gents'. Loots from 10/ G. Children's at all prices. MCEWEN BROS QUALITY SHOE STORE New Plymouth. 'Phone 210. X / \ / I NOTICE. Snn i:: n f;:ts of Births, Marriages and r Mf' - must be d;ily accredited Clnrg-s for tVse. 2s c-ach. In Meuoriam Notice-; inserfed at the same rates, bnt wli.it .•?<..■> .■.:>! added aa additional charge cI 2.» 6d is made. Notices of Death and Private Interment are charge it 5s 6d each. Notices of Death sod Fun ral r.re charged at 8a each. of Tbanks and Bereavement IK, aftitw are ch." rgc I «t S» *d each. ■