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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 2, 3 June 1913, Page 4

j v AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE. (Special to News.) , Auckland, Last night. Messrs. Anderson and Colbeck (W. BeWley, local agent) report'the following salfes and'closing quotations: —' Bank of New Zealanf- £ll 2s, £lO 17s 6d; Wilsons Cement, preference 30s, 28s 6d; Talisman 395, 3Ss 9d, Waihi 35s 9d, 36s 6d; Junctions, 17s 9d, 17s 8d; Mountain King 2d, Id; Sylvia lid, lOd; Saxon 4%d, 3d; Watchman Is lid, Is 9d. THE WEATHER. SUMMARY AND FORECAST; Per Press Association. Wellington, Last Night Summary.—Pair to cloudy weather *as experienced on Saturday and Sunday, lint it has been succeeded by gloomy and wet- "weather nearly everywhere, withdrawing northerly winds. A ( cyclonic disturbance has overspread the Domijaion, with lowest pressure over the ■ South Island. Forecast.: —Present indications are for northerly and westerly cwind|,. strong to a heavy gale. Boisterous weather, with heavy rftin, is probable generally, with snow on the higher ".levels' ip the south, and the rivers ris- , Sng in most parts of the country. The Ei barometer has a falling tendency everylijwte. . . ~<• \k fatev-- ■ -■■ v.■ •■ ■ „ 'late shipping. Onehunga 2.—Sailed 4.10 p.m., Rarawa, ior New Plymouth, crossing the Manu3cau ftar at 6.5 p.m. "Wellington 2. —Sailed, 8 pan., Haupiri, p for New Plymouth. Auokland 2. —Arrived, 3 p.m., Kavua, t ; irom-Fiji. Bluff 2.—Sailed, 6.30 p.m., Maunganui, £'for fiobart. j* . Svdnev, June 2.—Sailed, Marama, at 1 p.m. : Auckland 2. —Sailed, Maheno, for Sydney, at 10.30 p.m. fl ;A MARTYR FOR YEARS. » "For 'years I was a martyr to liver writes Mrs. Corlett, . 112 p<)lyde f street, Ballarat, Victoria, "Would :;lget dreadful sick headaches and' be un--jable tojeat. I consulted a doctor but he unable to do me any good. Event.lly I tried Chamberlain's Tablets and such benefit from them that jany health is now perfect."—All chemists, and-storekeepers. , --v

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