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Sydney, to-day. The wool market undergoes but little change. Competition remains unaltered, while better classes are a little firmer. London. Doc. 5. At the wool sales American buyers are competing keenly, and prices have been muiiitained. The butter market is steady. Danish has advanced two kromers. A consignment of cheese by the s.s. Aotea arrived in excellent condition. VISITORS' LIST. Masonic Hotel: Messrs H. Lowry (Gisborne), J. Somers (Gisborne), Dr Sehwurzbach (Sydney), R. W. Kern (Gisborne), V. S. ■Willeston (Wellington), Mrs Stewart (Wellington), Messrs E. R. Luilbroob (Napier), J. H. Jackson (Auckland), H. H. Oxley (Auckland), Mr and Mrs A. Wethereu (Waimata), Messrs W. A. Hood (Tolago), J. Mouat (Gisborne), A. flutchiuson (VVuihuka), K. Wakeliu (Wellington), J. Butcher (Napier), J. Levinsohn (Lhinedin), M . Straehan (Waimata), J. Sandtmann (Napier), R. Warnock (Auckland), A. L. Bcllerby (Waimato), Win. Branson (Waimata), F. Beat (Auckland), M. Mos3 (Auckland), Dr VV.K. Jyffe (Napier), Mr Hickson (Napier). Having engaged the Bervices of a practical wig maker, Mr Miller is prepared to undertake hairwork in all its branches. Ladies' hair made up in any style. Combings a speciality. Just landed, direct from London, ex s.s. Tongariro, two casea of Bryan's, Cobbet's, Duke's, and Slazenger's cricketing and tennis goods. The finest assortment ever lauded in Gisborno. Full cricketing sets for boys (two bats, six wickets, and ball) or 6s (id. At Miller's.— Advt. For every quarter in a man's pocket there are a dozen uses ; anil to nso each one in such a way as to derive the greatest benefit is a question everyone must solve for himself. We believe, however, that no better use could be made of one of these quarters than to exchange it for a bo'tle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrluua Remedy, a lmdicine that every family should be provided with. For sale by H U. Smith, wholesale and retail agent. — Advt.