COMMERCIAL.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14069, 24 May 1909, Page 3

COMMERCIAL.

A fair amount of business was put through on the Stock Exchange on Saturday. In investment lines National Banks sold at £5 63 6d, with late buyers at £s x 7s and sellers at £5 Bs. D.S.C-'s were don© at 4s. In mining lines Waihis were a shade easier, selling at £9 6s, with closing sellers at £9 6s 6d and buyers at £9 5s 6d. Talismans were firm, with sales at 51s 9d and 525, and further buyers at 52s with sellers at 52s 3d. Waihi Grand Junctions were easier, sales being recorded at from 43s to 42s 6d to 42s 9d to 42s 6d to 42s 9d, with late sellers at 42s 9d and buyers at 42s 6d. For options 17s 6d was offered, sellers asking 18s. Waihi Extendeds sold at 6s, with more in demand at same price, and sellers at 6s Id. New Sylvias sold at 2s 7d and 2s 8d; Old Alburnias (con.) at lOd; Saxons at 2s 2d; Thames at from 5d to 7d; Waitangis at 4s 4d; Watchmans at Bid and 9d:. Consolidated Goldfields at 17s 6d and 17s 9d : Hauraki Freeholds at 3id ; Golden Cross at from lid to 2|d; Karangahakes at Is 9d ; Komata Reefs at 8d ; Phoenix (con.) at 4d and 3£d; Tairua Broken Hills at Is lid; and Waihi Beach at 7£d. The Stock Exchange will be closed to-day (Empire Day.)

AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE. BUSINESS DONE ON SATURDAY. Previous day's closing Mies. £. «. d. National Bank— £s 6s 6d ... ... — D.S.C.—4s ... _ New Sylvia— call, 2s 7d; 2nd' call, 2s 8d 0 2 6 Old Alburnia (con.)—2nd call, lOd ... — Saxon—lst call, 2a 2d ... "■ — Thames— call, sd; 2nd call, 6d, 6Jd, 7d ... - Waitaugi Consolidated—2nd call, 4s 4d 0 4 5 Watchman—lst call, Bid, 9d; 2nd call, 9d — Consolidated Goldflelds— call, 17s 6d; 2nd call, 17* 6d, 17g 9d ' 017 6 Hauraki Freehold—lst call, 3Jd 0 0 3i Golden Cross—lst call, lid; 2nd call, ' 2d, 2id ,; ... >•.../ ... ~,..;....,* — Karangahake—lst and 2nd calls, Is 9d 0 1 8 Komata Reefs— and 2nd calls, 8d ... 0 0 8 Phoenix (con.)—lst call, 4d; 2nd call, 3Jd 0 0 2i Talma Broken Hills—lst and 2nd calls. " Is lid ... ... .... ... ... 02' 0 Talisman Consolidated— call, 51s 9d, 52s ... ... ... 2 12 0 Waihi— call, £9 6s ...... 9 7 0 Waihi Beach—2nd call, 7Jd ; — Waihi Extended—2nd call, 6s 0 6 0 Waihi Grand Junction—lst call, 43« to . 42s 6d to 42s 9d; 2nd call, 42s 6d, 42s 9d 2 3 6 CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

BUTTER AND EGGS. - The wholesale quotations for butter and eggs for the week ending May 29, 1909, are as follows! —Butter, factory, Is OAd per lb; ditto, farmers', 7d per lb. Kgj?«, Is 8d per dozen.

LONDON WOOL SALES.

By .Telegraph.—Press Association.—Copyright. '"'.: L0NDO!?, May 21. The wool sales closed firm to-day, at top : prices.'. ' , '

j [BI TELEGRAPH.—miSS ASSOCIATION.] •■.'.' '..'"', Wellington, Saturday. The following cable from the High Commissioner, dated May 22, has been received:—Wool sales closed with keen competition. Strong American buying helped the, Home and European markets. The woollen trade is good; no stock is accumulating, and the prospects generally are favourable. Estimated values are (according to condition): Superior merino, Is Id to Is 3id; medium merino, Hid to la Oid; inferior merino, 9d to lid; fine crossbreds, all grades, la Id to Is Hid; medium crossbreds, all grades, 10id to Is 2d; coarse erossbreds, all grades, 7jd to Is.

" Messrs. Dalgety and Company, Limited, Auckland, have received the following cable from their London office under date of 21st inst. :— "The wool salts closed firm, and lately reported rates are fully maintained. As compared with closing rates of last series, greasy merino combing, good, were 10 per cent, higher; greasy merino wools of other descriptions, 5 per cent, to 74 per cent, higher. Scoured merino wools' were 5 to 7J, per cent, higher, except short and faulty descriptions. For short, wasty merino wools a change, if ahy, Is in sellers; favour. Crossbred wools, fine quality, were 10. per cent, higher; medium quality were 10 per cent, higher..^,. Wools suitable for America ranged from 15 to :20 per 'cent.; higher. Crossbred wools, coarse, were 7i per cent, higher. The total net quantity available amounted ■'■ to 182,000 bales. ...There were sold to America, 23,000 bales; sold for Home ' consumption, 88,000 "bales;* gold to the Continent, 61,000. bales; not offered, 7000 bales; carried forward, 10,000 bales." The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company have received the following cablegram from their London office, under date the 22nd:—Wool .sales: The sales closed strong; "168,000 bales have now been sold, and 10,000 bales held over; 61,000 were taken for the .Continent, and 23,000 ".for .America. As compared with last sales' closing rates,;;, prices are. higher, , about ,7£ to 10 per cent, for coarse greasy crossbred. For the July scries the limit has been fixed at 140,000 •bales, y-' '■; _ '|.;',/ ', ;- " : . . ; * ■ ' \ '," ■~ '■ THE RABBIT-SKIN MARKET. '''' . ";,. Messrs. Dalgety and Company, Limited, Auckland, have . received the ■ following cable from theirLondon ' office, under date 21st inst. : —" Since our last; wire, New Zealand rabbit-skins are id per lb higher. '"Australian, fair to good winter skins, are from par to id per lb higher, light racks, id told per lb higher; kittens, Id to- lid per lb higher. - A total of 1160 bales has been offered, and 1048 bales sold."- ■'-,'■

P1||§£rP''' > ' ' ' - ' THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 24, f Medical. 1 ■published by special arrangement. measure the results by the books. Your HOME TOPICS, COMMERCIAL. IWSBBB gSggfesFSfv r-,i ' • . , —— ■ brothers, to-day, ;ure ignorant barbarians . ■ v?''' / 1 RBinvtu ..... compared with me and the knowledge I * " ■ , /""V. mBS! ; MARTIN EDEN, |»ve wrung from the books in the hours tttf PRFTTY GIRL ' •* fair amount of business was put through a MBBHBifera i \ hs «BW.. ' they were sleeping. Long ago 1 wanteu 1HE FKMlt uUtu. •• , 0 : ,• , Q . , .„ T _ • • iKi <§ * ; to be famous. I care veiy little for fame - on tho Stock Exchange on Saturday. In in3 t v. . • now. What I want is you; I am more . vestment lines National Banks sold at £5 H JtlP I\ .■' Y x>xr T*«»r rn «nn W hungry for you than for food, or clothing, on , fP n « otr vr OR RTFS 6s 6d, with latp buyers at £5 7s and sellers if i (7 JACK LONDON, or recognition. I have a dream, of laying SOME OF HER WOR - if* at £5 8s. D.S.Q.'s were done at 4s. In mm- & ' ,jKm %Jis JhStJp\ Author of "The Son of the Wolf." "The my head on your breast and sleeping an There is one kind of emancipation tlia is j n g jj nes Waihis were a shade oasier, selling j •1 " The Call of the Wild." aeon or so, and the dream will come true llever very jubilantly received. Yet it is a t £9 5 S> with closing sellers at £9 6s 6d and j I f$fcrWi(if/l "White Fang." etc.. etc. ere another year is gone." emancipation of a very peculiarly comfort- buyers at £9 5s 6d. Talismans were firm, t | * .MM M&j ~~ ' His power be against her, wave Up able quality. No woman ever remembers with sales at 51s 9d and 52s, and further rj I lifeVr 1 V, , 3 CHAPTER XXX.—(Continued.) ' wave; and in the moment. his will opposed , I , J- _ , v hen the order for release buyers at 52s with sellers at 52s 3d. Waihi ' I || |i; W te bal J 1^ n e'? Perfect of SHK frowned; at her factiousness—a d ™* vn TowaiVhim. t ilieltrenrtli thlt'had arrived, but some day she knows with sud- Grand Junctions were easier, sales being re- 1 : -Kf;//«gbef° re your time. Aeglect or pretty,, adorable frown that made him a l ways poured out from him to her 'wtW den thankfulness that she is free. She wrded at from 43s to 42 6d to 42s 9d to ft ' " the hair causes dandruff, and dan- put his am around her and kiss it away. now flowing in his impassioned voice, his goes shopping one morning and sees a joy- V&M Fo/oplions 17s 6d i 1 , ® ; q the forerunner of falling "There, that's enough," she urged, by fishing eyes, and the vigour of life and o(j£ . bevy of attractive young persons 00 was offerotIj soers asking 18s . Waihi Ex { % 019" , Koldnass The remedy is an effort of will drawing herself from the intellect surging in him. And in t « t o- v j ous w- absorbedin filling the role of pretty tendeds sold at 6s, with more in demand at , 1 in hair and baldness, me reiueuy 9 fascinaUon ni his cH . An(r £ h ♦«. 1 have talk . ment, and for the moment, she. was aware v ousij ao 6 and'blesses same price, and sellers at 6s Id. New Sylvias f jf § fascination ot his strength. i navei talk 0 f a rift that showed in her. certitude—a girl. And she signs with reuei aim sold at 2s 7d and 2s 8d; Old Alburnias (con.) ' i 6l/b. V B SbTiQ G> ed with father and mother. I never before rift through which she caught sight- of the the years that have begun to crowd rauiti at lOd; Saxons at 2s 2d; Thames at from i f ! s * jHL S m 6J_. B asserted myself so against them. I de- real Martin Eden, splendid and invincible; thickly around her fireside. hey bring 5d to 7d; Waitaiigis at 4s 4d; Watch mans , t " '• &f . Wfl manded to be heard. I was very unduti- and as animal-trainers have their moments such blessed immunity. • ; & a 8 i cl a " d ,_ : , Consolidated Goldfields at ■ i ® ■?*■■ '■ ▼ e i n>i_ • i i , nf rlniihf sn sho for the instant, seemed „ 4l ,, • nYir i ,,11 the l' s od and 17s 9d; Hauraki Freeholds at 3£d; §lll®|ll*S « &/40 fuL They are against you, you know; of doubt il,' lw the iTmetinswikl For he pretty -girls, and .all tne Golden Cross at from iid to 2|d . Karan 2 ' 1 ;'2 T ■'• M |th /ikltto but I assured them over and over of my . . t f , x faithful endoavourers to j P , i.i ie j r Hakes at Is 9d; Komata Roofs at 8d; Phoenix 'I Ct II 9 L/filljf abiding love for vou, and at last father S1 » And Another thine" lie wept on anxiously adjusting and iea 1 I. (con.) at 4d and 3id; Tairua Broken Hills , •$ fLMlfi'I &WlV« , .. . ■, ' a i i ■■ ,1,1 ,,. An , d flnothei „ thin , 110 swepc on fure every other minute, and all tne at Is lid; and Waihi Beach at 7id. I w agreed, that if yon wanted to, you could "\ouloveme. But why do you love me/ T)U!Ultee between are spent in delicately The Stock Exchange will be closed to-day ' 1 » residing at Dunedin, begin ight away in Ills office. And then, The thing in me that compels me to write drawin[r their ve ;i s A fraction of an inch (Empire Day.) i '\ H' A gentleman reb g Tan 7 1907* of his own accord) he said he would pay is th very thing that draws your love. low or patting away a wrinkle or two ' N.Z., writes under date Jan. H ono at the sUri eo that wo could Vou love, me because I am from the collars of their blouses, or put- AUCK , AN - Tnrk: cvpuampp "It Is with gratitude I write you that I get marrkxl and have a little cottage some- loved' iZm SnSe for the ting their shouWers mTv AUCKLA ND STOCK EXCHANGE. I now a uh ° re " Which 1 think Wa6 very fine of desk and counting-house, for petty business and express a drooping BUSINESS DONE ON SATURDAY, | I and Very soj all ow g y him—don't you?' squabbling .and legal ..jangling. Make, me ele ° nce or a buoyant litheness. The very Previous day', i * ; y oOT w0 j jfhfefore I usfd the Hair Vigor. I Martin, with the dull pain of despair at do such things, make mo like those othei £ their heads, the swing of their closing pa e». * iitothi his heart, mechanically reaching for the men, doing-the work theydo, m angle-or' their el- KMJmal B„ k - £5 e. « ... > -■ * . & Slv J 1 tfnVthe hair. I used to wear a skull-cap, tobacco and paper (which he no longer ™ M ,iovolrvnpd 'ind vou have hows, the click of then heels, betray a d.S.C—is . £5 V.; I _ |M citiried) to roll a cigarette,-muttered «olBe- JSroyid difference, destroyed me, de- aliri- ell, S. «. »* «*■ q & k |% for the improvement it has made looks. thing inarticulate, and Luth went on stroyed the thing you love. My desire to fold 01 . a g 6hoe - !a co may bo behaving law- old Alburnia (con.)—2nd call, lOd ... - j 1 warned in time. Use Ayer's " lankly, though, and don t let it hurt wilt® is the most vital thing m me. ±ldQ And . f this thLng ehoul<1 come to Saxon-ist call, 2s 2d ... - t&H W v vmir vnnth you—I tell you, U. show you precisely how I been a mere clod, neither would I have '" it W0l|ld be a cataclysmic calamity. Thames-lst call, 5d; 2nd call. 6d, i Civ Hair Vigor and preserve your you . you tand with him — doesnt like - your desired to write, nor would you have de- 'i ASS i ni . someone might notice the 644 7d ... — te . .oTTrr7r~inw.iiM.fi US.A. radical views, and he thinks you are lazy, sired me for a husband." f . , •' )f i;„o» mpn t Some one? Nay, Waitaugi Consolidated—2nd call, 4s 4d 0 4 5 ftegifd^D fl y Of course. 1 . know you are not. I know, "But you forget," she interrupted, the « *, xhe very chop windows would Watchman— call, Sid, 9d; 2nd h % '"=«.■■ ■ ■ T " you work hard." quick surface of her mind glimpsing a paral- i and 'torture with inquisitorial gaze. rA _«iw«»Li r-Aij«i.i,iL' i.t'n.ii 17« Mi Mpr.-'V"* HUDSON'S How hard, even she,did not know, was lei. "There have been eccentric inventors, We believe this with searing conviction 2nd call, 17, 6d. 17 9d ' ' '. 0 17 6 \ •*: > the thought in Martin's mind. starving their families while they sought we n we are young.) Haurakl 'Freehold— 1st call, 3Jd 0 0 3i h M a! fl ? • L if. "Well, then," he said, "how about my such chimeras as perpetual motion. Doubt- T1 , 0 j dei . w oman remembers it all Golden Cross—1st. call, lid; 2nd call, j, U Etimenmol JtlfttuSS. Views? Do you" think they are so radi- less their wives loved them, and suffered b 0 w well! Until that day which she can 2d, 2id ... ... ... . ..... •- - I %v | |ilUUl« J l calV'V with them and for them, not because of but _ ver remember when Time set her free Karahsahake—1st and 2nd calls, is 9d 0 l 8 i $£§W f -T. i- 4. A He hold her eves and waited the answer, 'in spite of their infatuation for perpetual ,..: fcou i i gayine anything about it till after- Komata Reefs— and 2nd call*. 8d ...0 0 8 | bfi Great Antiseptic "I think them, well, very disconcerting," motion." ' • . , ' ward rf.?, S had been bond-slave to the Phfflnix (oon.>-l.t call 4d 2nd call, 3 4 d 0 0 2i I and Prophylactic. she replied. .-The question was answered "True/' was the reply. But theie have duty Q f pre tty. But these tense days rair " g a Broken Hills 1st and 2nd calls 0 # 0 Py ■ for him, and so t oppressed was he by the been inventors who were not -id be overpast for ever. A tranquil incon- T Con 8 olidated-2nd call, 51, 1 grayoess of life that he forgot the tentative who starved while the} sought to invent sp cu0ufines6 Time hath vouchsafed her. 9d, 52» ... 2 12 0 if: m |i | n»iv m proposition she had made for him to go to practical things; and sometimes, it is re- 0 h,-the peace of knowing that a cinder waihi— call, £9 6s 9 7 0 r owIj" uwl.1 work. And she, having gone as far as she corded, they succeeded. Certainly I do not Ught upon her cheek—even upon her Waihi Beach—2nd call, 7*d , — ' iliijl TINS. - dared, was willing to wait the answer till seek any impossibilities—• . ... ii 0 without blighting her entire future; Waihi Extended— call, 6s 0 6 0 I : £'vE ,, „ . „ i, she should bring the question up again. "You have called it 'achieving the xm- •£ j ier most cherished tailor skirt is Wail Grand Junction—1st call,. 43« to I Smli&iik ii* ; S ' 0r Cou S hs ' Cold8 ' She had not long to wait. Martin hud possible, she interpolated. , splashed with mud, this is not a blot on. Jg q' 1 . 10 1,28 9d; 2nd call > 42s 6di „ , , 5.'iG»fep«' : §Ml Sore Throats, Hoarse- a question of his own to propound to " I spoke figuratively. 1 seek to do vim family escutcheon, and that even the " '" I Mm£ m ness, Bronchitis, and . er ; He wanted to er^> UvJ W writinlr 0 " 6 >° occasional wearing of goloshes does not CLOSING QUOTATIONS. it 9f,<40 ; ; \i . . , • of her faith in him, and within the week live Dy mj ■nrning. . necessarily mean that she must dwell in _ ' I I ® # 1 ■ all Affections of the each answered Martin precipitated it ?To vor\heH' r mJ S.A i u much a Coventry henceforward. - f 5. I l l I S ?|§ 3" Throat and Lungs, by reading l ° her his 11,8 bhan " of ** chimera a" ho demand. . And when *. reaches that •totewhij BANKS— tmMlm and for the Preven.. why r hc .d > 1 ■ ::: zll S 111 llidl'o tion of Consumption. as K ed when lie had finished, -lou love OI l his—the pitj-ing^ mother-hand balance after slipping on a muddy crossing INSURANCE— «ft Sfcifvl l l writing so, and I cm sure you would sue- Uer. nana on ins tne piling mowie without immediately losing it again at the New Zealand 3 16 6 3 16 3 ' SHill i "Th® Practitioner" ■ nnmi s ta,mh,e w „n( o. a.?iuerlthen that "tf. ;;; ;;; J ' J ? I W af&lfpl,' (London) saysnumber of great special correspondents, Sole Jf thelr'tSk she warn- attained Nirvana, and thereafter the most Ncw Zealand and River & %*• " Useful in Tonsi- Iheir salaries are large, and their field is • hjm ; - of the ana a 0 niMU of her scathing allusions to the grapes that are Plate l 14 0 112 3 ! lis W$y//- / : litis, Pharyngitis, and the world, ihey are sent everywhere, to , er and mot h er ° sour cannot disturb her invincible content. COAL-.- • . 1 MI / • -i am ° ij the heart of Africa, like Stanley, or to Winei ana inotnei. r,., , , Hifcuranei ... 110 018 6 it , similar Ailments. interview the Pope, or to explore unknown But ? ou T love roe. lie asked. Taupiri Mines, Ltd.' ... l o 0 0 19 0 1 Tibet." . ' I do T . I do! she cried. THE YOUNG GIRL'S WHITE gasI , -f ' " Then you don't like mv essay?" be re-' + . An . d 1 Jove you, not them, Mid nothing BEDROOM. Auckland ... ... ...14 6 0 14 5 0 Ite m CHEMISTS. Price 1/6. Jjta4 /You Mi«. that I ha™ ~V°"i 'lie fill 7vour It i» the girl «ho has the farniahing of " I ,S i US i show journalism, but none m• literature. lov(J) not {ear 0 their enmity. All tilings her room in her own hands and is not de- SHIPPING— I MMJH80S3V-- ( ' • T> /V' no ; • J a ?. llKe (K , r T f may go astray in this world,* but not love, pendent on the plans, of a decorator who union s.s. ... l 15 6 ■ - I ff| nillliUiiaiMWMUiiWiMEBagawai.ilwiiTiiwimiiri But. I am afraid its over the. heads of your j j0 ', e cannofc co wrong unless it be a weak- gets most pleasure and profit out of it. Northern, paid up ... 0 13 3 0 13 0 ■ The greater the importance sound? l' S don't undei-stand hng that faints and stumbles by the way." There is no room so unattractive that it Ferry. 1 10 0 180 ®?The ereater the importance ! oun ?? Deautnu., cut i <ion t unaeisiano may not be vastlv improved by a small ex- r , MBK «_ .1.1 • i . ,i 01ir scientific slang is beyond me. (To bo continued daily.) penditure of money, provided good taste Kauri 0 0 14 U 0 I* 9 you attach to cleanmg the teeth, are an extremist, you know, dear, _______ be exercised. LeylaAa-0'Brien, Ud. V.'. 1 3 0 - ' r ,L. /more liielv vou are to mid what may be intelligible to jou may- „ .> Just at present the white bedroom is very miscellaneous- , the more likely you are to not be intelligible to the I'est of us. ECCLESIASTICAL popular with young girls. Nothing could Auckland Tramways, pref. - 129 0 aDDreciate the he of "I imagine its the philosophic slang that ECCLESIASTICAL, be fresher and -woeter, but a little care Auckland. Tramway,, W 116 113 ? appieudic , U1C. • ue P u bothers you, was all lie could say. , «» — , must bo exercbed Jest it. look too cold and D.S.C., Limited •■■ ■■■ .0 4 0 0 3 11 jf* aw I T vf ra-i « /"a ! He was flaming from the fresh reading — & "° d T)) M(nzie f- m f ••• ? ? £ — I l ' 8 r I '>S' of, the'ripesfc thought he had expressed, PITT-STREET METHODIST CHURCH. For this room the alls are usually white, N.Z. Portland Cedent Co. 2 i 0 2 10 • -V/ " JUJ & M and her verdict stunned him. Ix connc ction with the foreign missionary or they nwy be papered with, a sprigged K "jf;J' 0 ;' t 'fr d Cement Co '' i .. n . n >*' ' "ParkAlii* Tr*r*fV» PnwrlAr how poorly it is done, le services''at Pitt-street Methodist (Jhurch yes- pattern on which, there are, small, stiff Northern Boot oil 6 0 10 0 I : Carbolic ' 1 OOtn rowder. persisted, "don't p you see anything m itf- terday, special sermons were preached. In buds' or lea,is at i-tervals on a white New Zealand Paper Mills - 12 9 -- • You can bay it from your fecal Chemist or ' - m c;i, 0 1 ° l 'F l ° l 'j meun • the morning'tho Rov. W. ' Ready was tho ground. White enamelled paint and fur- li. n ' 0n „?" and' Soni' nrpf' 1 oTfi 0 17 6 I- ; , ' "-"—B an c d rr, '• " No ri so' (Kent from anvthin- I speaker, and in the evening the Rev. W. It. ..itnre of white enamel and cane or entire.)- anfi & 1.5 I °- 6 f . — 7JSS Sri'er 1 Poole, of TO There -were good congro of enamolled wood are used m the whrt. «*».»«*- omm _ . , „ , stand, him " . , ... , „„ tttwns afc both services. r .The dressing table- may. be. without WH.on, Portland Cement i 1Q , ,.,o *" " "* v | IS fl my9tism ; - 0U understand that? , 1 .... • . " drapery or draped with thin white material m^a Z _ J — w ' Maitrn flashed out. . AUCKLAND . TABERNACLE. * or with a sprigged cretonne : or chintz. ™{^„ M „ 1 n o 21 001 |1 ft AA inu U lSt The Rev. R. S. Gray's mission at the When the dWng-t able* i. of cane »«<! SgS?' "! 0 0 5 8 0 1 fa "■ M II ■ II la B 8 ® posed to be an attack upon him, I don t Tabernacle was largely attended enamel, with some ornamentation of raised Halcyon ... ..... ... 0 0 2j - i H IfUUUil understand. Of course, 11 originality it , Tu a tL4Sfyesterday: Mr. Gray's wreaths in the wood, etc., it is usually not *«»«»! CaI^ - 0 0 10 % 0 0 9 - 1 counts ; j V v -Vu ; . r ♦ subject in the morning was, " Where is the draped, as it is sufficiently docorative with- Magnet, con. ... 7 0 0 2 — i ■ JL-is - . He stopped her with an,.impatient ges- of Elijah!" ? nd at the evening out . curtains . Maf Q«e?n ... ... ..i 0 2 2 0.2 0 . k >,</■ ■ ture that was followed by speech. He service, "If God Will I Will. The young When it is of • plain white enamelled May Queen Extended ... 0 0 3 - « . became suddenly aware that she was speak- people's meeting in tho afternoon was well r"- , .. kn^^d as New Monowa, f 0 0b s h S ing, and that ehe had been speaking/for Attended. The meetings of the mission it s usually draped as New Sylvia.... ... 0 2 3 0 2 7 . -■ W- I xv :n u tKrrtii<yhnnf- ihe week * otherwise it> looks a little .-bare and cold. Old Alburnia, paid up ... 017 016 I ; is Lung Lacerating — your has w . toy - - mck - -n. E». =. = 11 i 8 \! f B i» a fact well known to »I all that l^ve°playS it'long «^' r irb CENTRAL MISSION. b/painting in a light ivory, just off the vjSoria. "... r/. " J'f? oil 1 I •sCSiTiSMrS!. to the time' to *take-up' life seriously—our life, At tho Albert-street Hall yesterday morn- white, and then panelling the room with Consolidated = 0 4 5 0 4 i I ; \ •} Irfngs—it) Jung-ln«rating . andtearing. Martin. Hitherto you have lived solely on "Obedience. here by tho large at* The of moulding also painted m ivory is Mount Zeehan, con. .. 0 0 3* 0 0 1* I '• *'-*> n .. n I, -'«««'» • J , ■ J on "Obedience.' I here was a large at» The panelling is close or far apart, as is Mount Zechan,'con. .. 0 0 34, 0 0 14 si Wiere there is a persistent cough, with your o n., - > , , , tendance at the evening service held in His desired. It to lis at some distance from Btackwatcr 18 3, 16 3 I mnctis and soreness 0 the throat, , You want me .to go to work. ho ask- Majesty's Theatre, Mr. John T. Leafe taK- the ceiling) l>eiriir finished with a trans- Consolidated Goldfiekls ... 0 17 9 0 17 6 I , r ;' there is always inflammation ; 0 I " V • v th I ff i " ing tho subject of ' Watchman, What, of vcrgo moulding. Above this the wall is Ko.u'aki' Freehold 0 1 0 6 0 'o 3 ■/.a? lining of /the. throat and " J M - lather offered- t '• . he Night?" During the service the orchcs- This c]led wall gives an K S. con .'. : 0 0 6 - I longs. Any neglect to heal and cure this "but t - T warH . a to know i;w£K ra rCn ert LTZU ms. excellent background for pictures and other Hauraki Gold Mine* 0 1 0 0 0 iW I fialatnmation is /-the starting point for not you have Icet faith in me?" ' " " ornaments. When a white paper is chosen Royal Oak. ton " P . !'.! « 1 6 013 % ;rthe very disease we all wish to avoid— She pressed his hand mutely her eves MISSIONS TO SEAMEN. it may be plain, : atm striped, or decorated Lanigan e Antimony Mine 0 0 m - a • ; «fi| that disease i., consumption. To dim. - ' > -nntelj, her e,e, The usual Sunday evening servico was with flowers and conventional designs all m gmg*. con ' ... ... 0 5 ti 0 4 10 »top a cold and cough at the start in th* " In your-writing, dear," she admitted in well attended at the Seamen's Institute, white satin on a mat ground or the oppo- Dominion, con. 0 0 2 - ' i -«• Bong.0do. • wf.whi ST er ■ irrm': maK °°" s s& ss v z 1 m p - TjBkinfslinwflFmiikinnh « io3<®.V«wi>t & T yi*liuk\ntt > f le h may 'her ahitcroom by adding S.'angohak" ~ - 0 1 9 J!? lonogsuaseeatmtiisionis I«Jt Utterly ■»,*.*. THEOSOPHT. mST la~ $£&»"? Z = S S S| S 5 ? Rl Z • V I lino DPSl'nff pa-re with Other men s work. - , : . - • A large gathering attended the Theosophi- or linen, draping the dressing-table and the New Waltekauri 0 0 2i 0 0 l Ullg-nwllllg. • ; But they sell theirs, and you-dont.' cal all last evening to hear a lecture by bed in the 'transparent material. Pride of Wlhl : 0 0" 84 0 0 6i I ' A teMDOonful of' "Tonkin*'," Wan. " 1 hat doesn t answer my question Do ? r. O. W- Sanders on "Evolution and Re- on] not€ of colour will Kg 0 ™. "i i" 0 0 3 ' 0 0 l| i tSgtU and makes it easy to , voSition?" 1 * 1 1 era UfC " no a " , y 1U^^i ar weekly lecture, of the Auckr ° ' ' -° I the phlegm th.t ma, have aoeumu- "Ben I will answer." She Reeled her- land Th = hic«l ftl'LS" iSu««JS ir.J couch™. SS mSu wit - % *** inflammation which exists self to do it. I don t think you were ?.*«g ,n fy a ]£ e ° Theo^phy" f - Such a room, with cushions and uphol- dated 0 0 6 003 I quickly dispersed, and the cold .f; r r and' I V-—•*. striped, flowered, or figured Vo- si;;; » si? - ii! 0° 0° I o° o° 5 t, mahout ferret,iu r de.; inSS ADA WARD'S MISSION. gt £ SUfSTSt SST! H | VI I <M pmer itself worthy of the : confidence ' . , T' * ® ac^ elor ri of Arts, he Hundreds of people were unable to ob- right tones of white" m order t> have it walht Con«oHdat«d" 0 2 4 0 2 2 «i ;plioed in it. Sold everywhere in three , meditatively; ... and you • ought to tain admission to the Salvation Army Bar- attractive. The enamel furniture should Wnllii Extended *0 6 1 ' -0 6 0 '■:A la M P« M -- A tj - ' n ' * now ' racks last evening, . when Miss Ada Ward, ivory white, instead of a blue white, Waihi Grand Junction ... 2 2 9 2 2 6 PJ an r ."'' "But there is more to be said," ho con- the actress-evangelist, gave an an( ] caxe must also be taken to keep W °lr • ( * ran ' Junction ' tinued, after : a pause . painful - to both. ..' "I • basinig tham^In 8 afternwn there wri the effect white rather than deep ivory. " MounUin King, con.- 0 0 bi 005 3 \ 4 k . J : — know what,1 have m me. IS0 one knows S an overflow meeting, when-Miss Ward For the girl who begins refurnishing her New Waltaia 009 007 P » that so well as I. I know I shall succeed. tucnAwt of "Praver" Miss room with the principal articles of furni- — - f ' • % Headache : Indigestion. I-will not.be kept down, . I am afire with A Rimmer contributed acceptable solos. ' ture already on hand, especially if those CALL AND DIVIDEND LIST, ■$ v 6 ■ -what I have to say-in verse, and fiction, .-Miss Ada Ward lectures in the Onehunga be happily of old mahogany or black wal- Dividends i» ' Constipation and Biliousness, and essay, I do not ask you to have faith Congregational Church to-morrow evening, nut, there is nothing more attractive than Talisman Consolidated ... ... 0 16 May 25 , ? P,.:! P UU tt " U UIIIUua,1C3ah in . that, though. I do not ask you to at eight o'clock, on "Incidents from My a flower room. 1 Nahonal urance , ...- "! 0 r 0 June 3 '# _ O— — _ havre faith in me, nor in my writing. . What Life." • In making her room a flower room the Mount Lyell Mining and Railway ; a he immense number of orders for I do ask of you is 10 love me and have faith . owner should settle upon on© flower at the Company ... 0 i 3 June 15 "footoida, sent by post direct to the Pro- in love. f , - «« . 1A . ___ beginning, or, if not one flower, then a Cal } s - - , ■ n n , T :, ' 0 -' i prietor, ii - convincing proof that the "A year ago I begged for two years. One - ST. JOHN o COLLEGE. group of flowers should be-carried out in Wathl Beach - May 6 0 0 1 Juno 8