THE SHARE MARKET.
Auckland, last night. To-day'a sales were : — City of London 6Jd, New Alburnia 8s 9d, Puru Consolidated 3s 2d, Scandinavia Is sd, Victoria 3s 9d, Aorere Is 9d, Golden Anchor Is 3d, Invicta 6d, Kapai Vermont 9s 9d, Midaß Is lid, Byron Bay Is 3d, Central 2a, Imperial 2a 4d, Huana 2a, Karangahake Is, Maugakara United Is, Owharoa 3s 9d, Portsea lOJd, Sovereign Is 6d, Sterling Is 3d, Waihi Consols Is, Waihi Extended Is 3d, Waihi Monument 9d, Waihi South Is, Waitekauri No. 2 9d, Waitekauri No 4 3s lid, Ward Proprietory 4d, Waverley 2s 9d, Stanley Is 6d, Young New Zealand 2s, Bunkers Hill 10s, Alert 2Jd, Empress lid, Golden Hill Extended 4d, Pride of Tokotea Is 9d, Progress Castle Koek Is 9d, Zealandia Is 7d Golden Tokotea Is. — Markham and South.
Wesley Church Services. — Sunday next, June 14th : Gisboruo 11 and 7, Ortnond 3, Rev, J, Blight.— Advt. Presbyterian Services. — Sunday next : Gisborne 11 and 7, Rev. R. M. Kyburn; Waereoga-a-hiua 11, Matawhero 2.30, and Ormond 7, Mr S. T. Smith— Advt. Roman Catholic Divine Services,— Sunday next: Firßb Mass at Gisborne 9 a.m. ; second Mass and Sermon 11 a.m, ; Vespers, Benediction and Sermon 7 p.m., Very Reverend Father Lenihan, Artin. ; Mass at Makauri 9 a.m., Rev. J, L. Ahem. — Advt.
The Singer Manufacturing Company, wbioh originated in a humble venture, backed by the modest capital of 40 dollars (£8) borrowed money, now commands a working capital of £2,000,000, and threefourths of the sewing muchine trade of the world as wull. An army 53,000 btrong represents its employees throughout Hie world (with 4000 vehicles and 0000 horses), 12,000 of this host being employed solely in manufacturing machines. I£, Cbrisp, resident agent. — Advt. The D.1.C., Wellington, is a deservedly popular institution. Many of our thrifty and fashionable people find it to their advantage to order their requirements in drapery and house-furnishing from the Company's Wellington Warehouse. Reliable goods, at modcrato prices, is the feature of the D.I 0. Samples and catalogues arc j mailed post free to any addrc-Bs. — Advt.
Anyone who has children will rejoice witli L. B. Mulfocd, of Plainfield, N. J. His little boy, five years of age, was sick with croup. For two dujß and nights he tried various remedies recommended by friends und neighbors. He s,iys : " I thought e>uro I would lose him 1 had seeo Chumberlitin's Cough Remedy advenised, and thought I ivoul i try it as a lnst hope, and am happy to su> that afier two doses he Elopt until morning. I gave it to him next day, and a cure wan effected. I keep this remedy in the hoube now, end » B soon as any of my children show signs of croup I givo it to them, and that is the last of it," For Bale by E. D. Smith., wholesale and retail agent,— Advt,
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7653, 11 June 1896, Page 3
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