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Tuapeka Times, Volume XXXV, Issue XXXV, 18 January 1902, Page 2

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LAWRENCE PRODUCE MAJEtKKT. WHOLZBJJUC PRICES Best milling wheat ... 2s 9d per bushel Fowls' wheat ... ... 2s 6d per bushel Oata ... ... 2s to 2s M ber bun. Barter— Malting ... 2a 6d per bushel Oaten aheares... ... 60s 'per ton Oatmeal ... ... Ll3 per ton Flour— Boiler . L7 lss to LB loa per to biuiii nucsa. Oata ... ... ... 2s 9d per bushel Oaten chaff (old aheaf) ... 65s per ton Oaten straw ... ... 20s per ton Chaff ... ... £4 per ton Bran ... ... 4s to 4s 6d per baa; Pollard ... ... 8s per bag Smoked hams... ... lOd per lb Smoked bacon ... 8d per lb Green bacon ... ... Bdperjb Cheese ... ... Sdperlo Butter— Fresh ... Bdtolodperlb „ Salt... ... Bd to lOdver lb Vmotorj-- "baHtor— E*re«fa ..." In Id per lb „ „ Salt ... lsperlb Egga ... ... Is per dozen

A bad JbathiDg fatality occurred at Linnburn station, Nasebf, on Wednesday. Two yotiog men from Donedin— JaneaJfraMr Biddell and Charles E. Tomtt*on--einplof <« of Messrs Stevenson and Poole, engineers, were spending their holidays at Lion burn, and went for • bathe in a dam. Biddell was drowned. At the inquest Tomlison gave to* following particulars: — "We wen giving young Alexander Cameron -a lesson In swim« mtng. After that I sn«getted to dmesM to swim across the dam. When we were halfway across deceased said I would have to help him. I endeavored to a«sist, sad took hold of faia arm. Eventually be laid bUI lUUHS OB my shoulders, bat his hand slipped. I then sangout to young Alexander Oamaron. bnt it appeared be did not understand me. Dt* oeaaed swam • little, teemed trhinited. t>n4 sank afterwards. I then swam to the bank and went for assistance." The body was recovered in some 10ft or 12ft of water four hoars and a-balf later. A vtrdiot of Met* dental drowning was retarnsd. BiddelL who was 19 years of age, was on a visit to his uncle. Mr A. Cameron, manager of Linnbnrn [ station. I SANDBR & SONS' EUCALYPTI EX. TKAUT.— In protection of the world-wide /•me our manufacture has acquired all over the globe, we publish the following— Hazard. M.D., Professor of General Pathology* &o! •ays, in an editorial published in the "OUiii* cal Record " : "We have examined half-** dozen specimens of different manafaeturtrs ; the preparation of SANDER & SONS' was the only one that proved to be reliable and corresponding to seientißo tests." Sine* than Dr Owen has pointed out the iojarions effect* eansed by taking the so-called EueaiypU Bx« tracts which are now in the market Internally or by applying the* to a tender turfaoa Uka an inflamed skin, throat,' &c He report! to the Medical Society of Victoria that • ebild living at Fi sroy became moat Mrlonilyiadia* poyed through their use. In. anpthar^OM* a lady states on the strength of statotoryli*. deration that ahe raftered erasfty from the effects of one of them. To guard the Ugh reputation of oar manufacture, and tttprattet an unwary public upon whom that* apitions preparations are foisted from aimUar calamities, we feel warranted in exposing Ua above facts, and reeomaend the pnblta to take oare and precaution to (rat SAffjXER & SONS' PURE VOLATILE EUCALYPTI EXTRACT, and no other, when beying,