MISCELLANEOUS WIRES.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 27 September 1909, Page 4

MISCELLANEOUS WIRES.

i! l Press Association. — Copyright. ji LONDON, Saturday. '; "The Times" publishes a letter from "{ Mr H. C. Cameron, giving details of I the New Zealand Government's precau- '; tions to ensure that there should be no 3 exces of moisture in butter. The report of the New Zealand Ships ping Company 6hows a profit of t j £58,100. A dividend for the year at . I the rate of 10s a share has been de- ' { clared, and £12,855 carried forward. F Obituary : The Countess of Elgin, " wife of the ex-Governor-General of India, s The New Zealand Dairy Association j has juat made payments totalling £7160, for butter-fat supplied to their creameries during tho month of August. The payments for the same month totalled £4673, thus there is an increase of £2486 in the payments. CHRISTCHURCH, Saturday. At the inquest on Frederick Jensen, who was crushed in the machinery at Bowron Bros.' tannery at Woolston, a verdict was returned that the deceased ;' met his death through injuries acciden- '• tally received. j NAPIER, Saturday. The annual golf tournament of the g Napier Golf Club was concluded to-day, ) when the Hawke's Bay championship was won by A. Duncan (Welhngton), 11 who in the final out of 36 holes defeated i Kapi Tareha (Napier) 7 up and six to play. \ ! Blood peson resulting frftm small 3 wounds is becoming more prevaleril. Even so slight an injury as the scratch of a pin will sometimes cause blood poiB soning. The safe way is to apply 5 Chamberlain's Pain Balm as soon as the 1 injury has been recaived. That lini i ment prevents all danger of blood poiB soning, and causes the injury to heal in j about one-third the time required by th» usual treatment. For sale every -ffhtxe.*