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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12766, 12 April 1910, Page 1

SHOOTINC FATALITY. [United Press Association.] Wellington, April 11. Privato advice has been received hero of the death of Mr AVyvern AVilliams : by a shooting accident at Kaipara. Ho ' was the third son of Mr T. C. AVilliams, and 38 years of age. He was j married only in July last year to Miss ! Mason, of Hastings. j Auokland, April 11. . ! Mr AVyvern Williams, married, aged I 42, a son of Mr T. C. AVilliams, was . accidentally shot at Kaipara Heads on , Saturday, and died shortly after- : wards. . I At the inquest on the remains of tho r lato Mr AVyvern AVilliams, a verdict j was returned of death by tho accideni tal discharge of a rifle while it was , in his own hands. I I ====== ! NELSON RACES. ■ ACCEPTANCES. Tlie following are the acceptances for the first day of tlie Nelson races, to be held on Richmond Park on April 20th and 21st:— j HANDICAP TROT, 1. Miles. Motor lOsecs I King Teddy 12secs j Lord Rue ISsecs i Oaktree 22secs ' - Folly 24secs j Tom Tit 24secs j Avon 31secs Woodburn Lass 31secs j Molly Bra© 33secs j Companion 3osecs I Miss P. 36secs I Off Chance 36secs [ Emma Prima 36secs l Primrose 39secs I Monitor 39secs ! Midget 39secs Doyle 40secs Arthur's Mistak© 40secs Harry Lauder 45secs NELSON CUP. Lawn Rose 8 9 North Pole 8 13 Glen 7 7 First A r iew 6 9 HOPE HACK HANDICAP. King Try 10 13 Mangrove 8 13 Awha 7 11 Clemain 7 9 Glen Tui 7 9 Pure Rose 7 2 Maori Rifle 7 0 HAI^DIOA^TROT, 2 Miles. Dick Stevens. V^-' Ser Dooley v 6secs tJ-?* 01 "-, , !osecs King Teddy l2secs Picaroon I6secs Vagabond 22secs Swaze Chief :•;- 22secs Oaktree • 26secs Folly 28secs Tom Tit 28secs Nada K. . 32secs AYoodburn Lass 37secs ' Primrose ' 48secs j? 0 ? 1 ? 50sec8 Lumberman 50secs wairau 50_ecs Ebpnywood 52secs Pelorus Jack 52secs Don Cassa 52secs Miss Molly 58 S ees Lincoln's Pride II 58secs

■ TELEGRAPH HACK HANDICAP. Bridesmaid 9 o Mangrove g 5 Surmount 8 6 Lares 8 2 Glen Tui 8 0 Morisco 7 23 Balmy Breeze 7 9 Complexity 7 7 Puke 7 7 Taniakoa 7 7 GRANDSTAND HANDICAP. King Try g 4 Waiata 9 3 Curator 8 8 Glen 7 g Montagu 7 g Supplement 6 10 Blessbok 7 3 Balmy Breeze 0 7 WELTER HACK HANDICAP. Mangrove 9 9 Awha 8 10 Olemam 8 8 Pure Rose 8 2 Ahupai 8 0 COMMERCIAL. THE SHARE MARKET. iSpcc/al to "The Colonist.") Wellington, April 11. Messrs Harcourt and Co, report sales as follows : — National Insurance 28s lid Paper Mills 22s 4d. Old Hauraki 3s sd. tt^ 11 '^ 1828 ' 183s - 1 828 - 181s. 180s, 1745, 1755, 1755, 1755, 17Gs 6d. Graiid Junctions 30s 6d. Ross Goldfields 8s 9d. The quotations given are: Trust and Loan buyers 142s 6d Union Steam buyers 31s 9d. V. elhngton Woollen buyers 625. Westport Coal buyers 1245, sellers JL26s. Paper Mill buyers 225. Sharlands buyers 225. May Queen buyers 4s Id, sellers Is 3d. Nw Sylvia buyers 4s 6d. Hauraki buyers 3s 4d, sellers 3s Talisman buyers H2s, gaiters 52s Cd Wn-jh) buyers 1755, sellers 175s 8d . Junction buyers 30s Gd, sellers' 30s 9d. Blackivater buyers 31s. Consolidated Goldfields buyers 20s yd, sellers 21s. Rtss Goldfields buyers 8s Gd, sellers Bs yd. gd Pr °3icss buyers 14s 3d. sellers 14s LONDON MARKETS. Messrs Bisley Bros, and Co. bave received the following cable message Irom their London agents Messrs DaL ?2fr and Q> -' Ltd *> mdcr date of tlio -'tn inst. : — Frozen M««t,— The demand for a?I descriptions of frozen meat is less having been affected by unfavourable weather Prices for frozen mutton, of which stocks are small, are from id to ia lower, but recovery is possible. Prices for lamb, which looks as if it has touched top, are this week 'd lower. For beef any change in prices is in favour of buyers. There are heavter supplies of chilled coming forward. Buyers generally are holding back, expecting to do better later on. lallow.— Since our last wire present prices, which are about at the panty of recfinfc c.i.f. sales, are In Gd higher. CRACKED hfrtds, rtgfifitt ' haijds, - hands, *are ill MS*l4 up cured by LAND'S Mffl^CfNß. The only article speedily prepared for the hands. 1/everywhere. 6.