Notes from Auckland.
Auckland, January 5. Business on the Exchange was resumed to-day. A hopeful feeling pr-»vai!-o, and there were buyers for a number of stockt. j Several leading London mining men, share- j holders in Auckland mines, including Mr Cecil Hartridge, have arrived at Coromandel for the purpose of inspecting various English mines. January 6. At a meeting; of the Golden Mount GildJ Mining Company it was re-olved to extend tho option | granted for two woekp, :it the end of tbat. timo £300 to be paid should any further extension ba required, such extension to be for six moiUl.s. The holders of option have already piid £1000, and will pay in dun course another £1003. This is exclusive of the £500 nam id above. Yesterday Mr J. K. Harrison recfiived from the holders of the ontion to float the Hit-or-Miss and Central and Joker claims the sain of £500 on account of the option. January 11. The Success returns for the month is 41oz 7dwt gold, valued at £\Z4, which wan obtained from 150 tons of ore treated. This is one of tho properties recently acquired by an English company.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2237, 14 January 1897, Page 18
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191Notes from Auckland. Otago Witness, Issue 2237, 14 January 1897, Page 18
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