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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 30, 25 June 1914, Page 4

THE SHAREMA2KET. AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE. ' By Telegraph.—Special to News. Auckland, Last Xight. W. B. Colbeck (V»,. Bewley, local tgent) reports:—National Bank, £5 lfls Bd, £S I4a; New Zealand Insurance ,£6 8a 6d, £6 7s 6d; Talisman, 35s 3d, 355; Waihi, 43s 9il, 439 3d; sales, 43s 6d; Junctions, 265, 25a 'AI; Sylvia, 10d, 7Y>d; Saxon, 7d, 3d; Watchman, 2s 7d, 2s sd; Roc:, 2s Id, Is 9d. LATE SHIPPING. Sydney, 2£—Sailed, at 5 p.m., Manuka, for New Zealand. Wellington, 24—Sailed, at 5.45 p.m., Mapourika, for New Plymouth. Hobart, 84—Arrived, Turakina,- from London. THE WEATHER. LAST NIGHT'S FORECAST. By Telegrapn—Press Association. Wellington, Last Night. Present indications are for cold and changeable weather generally, with pass.ing showers in many parts of the.country; southerly winds, strong to gale, and rough to heavy seas around the coast. Barometer pressure is likely to increase, everywhere. From Saturday, June 20, to Saturday, July 11, the Melbourne, Ltd., will hold their Gigantic Midwinter Bargain Sale of special clearing and "job" lines purchased at huge reductions from Home and colonial manufacturers and warehousemen. Come and sample these extraordinary bargains Men s aU-wool Crimean shirts, 4/11; lovely wlk mdeend ties, 1/-J best tapestry carpet bedodea, iy* yards long by %-jard wide, 3/0; men's flannel undershirts, 2/*, men's winter neglige shirts. S/ej ladies American shirt blouses, with detachable collars, 2/11;, ladies' umbreHas, 2£l, men's brown felt hat*.-fashionable sltap , 3/fl- "men's bordered mercerised handkerchiefs, 3 for 1/3; boys' telegraph coats, 6/11; boys' strong flannelette "shirts, 1/5; and a host of other equally astounding bargains.

OJ.K LIGHT CAR The most successful in Eng; lish and Scottish inula. Price: English cost, '-130; pluij duty, freiglii' and landing charges, a'oout £35. Fredrlc BROADWAY, STRATFORD, c nl« agents. Write foi particulars and arrange for trial.

GOLOS H lES GUM BOOTS and GARAGE BOOTS Anfl a wide waterproof range or wet weather wear. GOIX)SHES of the best rubber — Gents' from 5s 9d, Ladies' 4s 6d, Children's from 2s 9d. GUM BOOTS from 12s. GARAGE BOOTS from 16s 9d. The "Bubberliide" Gum Boot, re commended by the Panama canal engineers as the best GUM BOOTS MADE. Snag proof tops with wetted leather soles. Splendid for Sea Boots or river work. Knee or hip height. OLOGS AND STABLE BOOTS. Are just a few samples of the kind of footwear we keep for men of every trade'. We cater for every need and provide for every purse, and our Btock is the largest in Taranaki. McEVU I! BROS., QUAUTY -UOE STORE, NEW PLY>lol"V'l'hone 201. fJ.ENERAI. neatlv in t. pi jnodcraf* r-tes ■' t tral Printing Ho" •! al: its branches i-.tly executed at Daily News Gen- ' Phone 17, New rtyjnjouth; ' .3 Str»»fori