GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LII, Issue 187, 11 September 1909, Page 2

GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

BROWN TROUT OVA. By Telegraph.— Press Association. Wellington, Fridaj. During the plat Mason the Marine Department sold 960,000 brown trout ova to the following acclimatisation »ocieties: — Wellington, 400,000; Greymouth, 8001,000; Southland, JOOjOOO; Nelson, 100,000; Hawke'a Bay, 60,000; Oamarn, 50,000; Marlborough, 40,000; Stratford* 10,000. The ova, which jras obtained worn Otago and Canterbury rivers, was sold tp the societies at 5s per thousand. ' THE ROCK OYSTER TRADE. Wellington, Friday. The Marine Department states that the demand for rock oysters which w«b so great at the beginning of the season that orders could not be filled quickly enough, has fallen off to such an, extent that some of the pickers havo had to be discharged. The season doses at tho end of next month. RAILWAY BENEFIT SOCIETY. Wanganui, Friday. , A meeting of the management committee of the Wanganui, Napier, Taranaki and Manawatu Railway Employees' Sick Benefit Society considered the proposal of the Executive Council of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants oa the question of establishing 9 Dominion sick benefit society, and resolved to recommend that no change be made, as the present constitution and administration of the society is satisfies tory to the majority of members. A NEW MEAT COMPANY. Pahiatna, Last Night. At a meeting of the shareholders of the Wellington Meat Company held here this afternoon there was a large attend,ance, Wairarapa and Manawatu districts being well represented. It rt'aolved that the question of a site for freezing works be left to the permanent directors to decide, and that they confine their report to Wellington and Wairarapa sites. KKQTTBSTR TO CHARITIES. Chrietchurch, Last Night. Several local charities will benefit under the will ofthe late Mr A. W. Money, who has left £500 to each of the following: — The Salvation Army, the Female Refuge (Anglican) , and the Nurse Maud's District Nurses' Fund. EASING OF MONEY MARKET. Masterton, Last Night. Wairarapa land agents report that there is a very satisfactory demand for pastoral and dairy lands at fair prices. A number of good sales have recently! been recorded, showing that the money I market is not so stringent and that the period of depression is over. ' I RAILWAY APPEAL BOARD. Wanganui, .Last Night. C. T. Lee, chairman of the Wanganui branch of the E.F.C.A., has written W. A. VeUch concerning the loco, men s opinion of that gentleman's resignatio7i of the sent on the Railway Appeal Board, I and, on behalf of the locomotive men,! challenging Veitch to allow himself to be again nominated for the position.) jee himself has been nominated as a can- j djdate. I PILES RAPIDLY CURED. J "I had been suffering from Piles for I some little time, and had tried various! advertised Ointments for my complaint. I but I only grew worse. I g» Te Rexona l a trial, and was pleasantly surprised to find I was completely cured in four days. I 1 used Laxo-Tonic Pills at the same time,] so they may have helped towards mvl quick recovery," writes Mrs. Mallei Munro, Cooper-street, Balatain, N.SW I ftASona, the Rapid Heal*, is sold t«i[ krWular pots at Is 6d a*d|l^-Bullock ***olmrt©n, ogenttj Wrr Upwmth. I