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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 226, 12 February 1913, Page 4

MA&KET. r 4 XD STOCK EXCHANGE. Auckland, Last Night. (M. Anderson and Colbcck (Mr. W. ; local agent) report as follows: (f New Zealand, £ll ss, £11; NaBaak. sellers, £6 2s; Wilson's -M Cement, sellers, 345; N.Z. Portcement, 19s Od, 19s 3d; Talisman, tt, 39a 6d: Waihi, 33s 6d. 33s 3d; mm, Mfc, 21s 9d; Waihi Extended, fc»,Bd; Mountain Ring, 3d, Id; Old *kl, 3y s d; Svlvia, Is, lid; Saxon. S, Td. WEATHER. . SUMMARY AXD FORECAST. ;,By Telegraph.—Press Association. • Wellington, Last Night. Hie following weather summary and ~~~st was issued by the Dominion urologist at .5 p.m.: —Summary: IB has fallen on the' west coast of } South Island, and cloudy and misty pther Oias prevailed, with increasing jrtherly winds and a falling barometer. tjWesterly storm area is now enveloping jle Dominion. Forecast: Present indilljods are for high northerly winds, peering soon by west to southerly. soDdy and unsettled weather is probUe generally, with rain and colder mther following. The barometer is Dtely to fall further, but rise rapidly ifterfabout twenty-four hours. LATE SHIPPING. I Sydney, 11—Arrived. 7 a.m.. Manuka. J yFremantle, H—Arrived, Medina, from] London. , [ London, ll—Arrived. Karamea. from! WellingtoD. { I a* EFFECTIVE REMEDY. , • ~ Ltxo-Tonie Pills are a most effective I remedy for cleansing the blood,' thus 1 removing the cause of pimples, blotches ibd other blemishes. Price 10y 3 d and | ?S> Obtainable everywhere/ I£A OP QUALITY. ' TEA OF^QUALITY. TEA OF QUALITY. QUALITY counts as the foremost pro- * perty in 4ea; and only good, pure, "esome tea is safe to drink. Another itial is tea is theine. Crescent Tea rich inequality, rich in theine, rich in By property that distinguishes' good b For the early morning cup take ! is stimulating and Invigorating. Hkc grades at 2/-, 1/10 and 1/8 per ,*- Try it before you buy it. Write at M to the proprietors, who will send WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON. Prospect Tm Tan Footwear That holds its Shape An ill-shaped shoe is an eyesore . —and the cause is in the manufacturing in most cases. The shoe is not properly "dried out." ■j« Our Tan Footwear IS properly and thoroughly dried on the last f,j' before being sent out—every I" pair guaranteed to hold its shape ji long after the "brand newness" has worn off. McEwen's Footwear Holds its Own. Because we buy only from the beat factories, and for long and hard work our Tans are remarkable. Made by remarkable people at remarkably low prices. i Just now we have a good stock ' on hand for Ladies, Gents and Children, in various shades and all sizes. , Experience shows that Tan leather gives greater satisfaction than any other. MCEWEN BROS QUALITY SHOE STORE V-- New Plymouth. ' "Phone 281. TARANAKI ACCLIMATISATION ;' SOCIETY. £lO REWARD. ILL be paid to any person furnish- [" "ing information leading to the con- * yon of any person taking TROUT means of explosives. A substantial aid will also be paid for information Dog to the conviction of any person hjg without a license or committing other breach of the Society's regu0. N. FIRTH, Boa. Secretary.