THE SHARE MARKET.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7657, 16 June 1896, Page 4

THE SHARE MARKET.

Auckland, last night. To-day's sales were : — Adelaide lid, City of Dunedin Is Bd, Hazelbank 6s 3d, May Queen lls 3d, Moanatairi 13a 9d, Puru Consols 4s 3d, Scandinavian Is 2d, Victoria 3s Bd. Aorere Is 9d, Balfour 7d, Golden Link 10£ d, Invicta 6id, Invicta North 3d, Jupiter 7s, Mountain Flower 3£d. Try Fluke 10s, Waitaia 3s 7d, Alpha 7s 6d, Byron Bay Is sd, Crown 465, Grace Darling 2s 9d, Imperial 2s 6d, Ivanhoe lls 4d, King of Waihi 9d, Mangakara United Is, Portsea 10^d, Sir Julius 63d, Sovereign Is 3d, Stanley Is 4d, Talisman 17s 9d, Talisman Extended 2s 9d, Waihi Extended Is 2d, Waitekauri No. 4 3s 9d, Wealth of Nations Is. Alert 3d, Bay View lid, Bunker's Hill 10a 6d, Four-in-Hand 2s 4d, Golden Hill Extended s|d, Morning Star 6d, Progress Cestle Rock 2s. — Markham and South.

A very sad case has come to light a Masterton. A few weeks ago a man named Walsh came there from Sydney in search of work. After a time he sontracted typhoid fever, and was sent to the hospital. A few days ago he was discharged, and the local Benevolent Society sent him to Wellington with his fare to Sydney in his pocket. The man states he applied for a ticket, but was refused, on the ground that paupers were not admitted in New South Wales ; and that he then went to the Wellington Benevolent Trustees, and was sent back to Masterton. The local Benevolent Society now refuse to have anything to do with him, and the poor fellow, who is unfit for work, is in danger of being sent to gnol for want of other means of disposing of him,

Professor Paachen has been investigating the temperature of the sun. Among recent observers, Roectti has found a temperature up to lO.OOOdeg. C. by means of a thermopile ; Le Chatelier one of 7600deg. C. by comparing the absorption of solar rays with that of rays from a hot objeot ; Wilson and Gray one of 6200deg. by balancing the radiation from the sun against that from a slowing strip of platinum, in a Boys radiomicrometer ; Schemer one between 4000deg. C. and lO.OOOdeg. C. by measuring the breadth of thu magnesium lines in tho spectrum. Now Professor Paschen reckons it by considering the wave length of the radiation of maximum energy in sunlight as inversely proportionate to the absolute temperature of an incandescent body ; and this works out' a solar temperature of 6130deg. 0., equal to 9266deg. Fahr.— Gas World.

"For rheumatism I have found nothing equal to Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It relieves the pain as soon ns applied. J. W. Young, West Libcity, W. Va." The prompt relief it affords is alone worth many times the cost. Its continued use will effect a permanent cure. For sule by E. D. Smith, wholesale and retail agent. — Advt.

Now is the time to buy a reliable watch or clock ; 25 per cent, can be saved ! The time to buy an article of übo and beauty for the home, for personal wear, or for a present ! An immense stock to select from. See advertisements of S. McLernon, jeweller and importer, Gladstone road, Gisborne, and Emerson street, Napier. — Advt.