Auckland Sharemarket.

Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 4127, 25 September 1883, Page 3

Auckland Sharemarket.

Skptembeu 201'ir. Bank of Now Zealand—Sellers, t2l 12s Cd National Bank-Sellers, 72s (id Colonial Bank—Buyers, 41s; sellers, 4os Union Inuuranco—Buyers, 21s 6d Colonial Insuranco—Sellers, £i) I;>3 Union Sash mul Door—Sellers, £7 12s Od Auckland Timber—Sellers, *3 js New Zealand Timber-Sellers, £8 New Zealand Loan and Mercantile — Sellers, £515s >~ew Zealand Shipping—Sellers, 72s Queen of Beauty—4s Oil, 4s 3d I'rlnce Imperial-Buyers, 4us ; tellers, 11s Wuitoki—-s 6d, 3s 7d; buyers, Ifa (id ; sellers, Ss 9d Werahiko—Bs 3d, Cs Cd ; Buyers, fiti M I'remier—lss tkl; sellers, itii Colonist—Us tid ; buyers. Us Jd Vermont—ls 6d ; sellers, Js Ikl Wellington—2s JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman,

A boy named Earnest Gerish fell from a runaway vehicle in Symoiids-street this afternoon and broke his arm. Ho was convoyed to the Hospital for medical treatment. The boy Busby, who was run over in Durham-street yesterday, still remains in a critical condition. The police are making inquiries with reference to the accident, and if it is found that it was the result of aen-lieenco, the lad who was driving the irehioTe (John Frederick Smith) will be arrested. His Honor Mr Justice Gillies sat in Chambers this morning, and disposed of an average amount of business. Au order was madelo register copy of the will of Archibald Hepburn (deceased), probate was granted in re Susannah Kachel Sanderson (deceased), and letters of administration were ordered to be issued in re Henry Harington Thomas (deceased). An application for letters of administration in ro Edward Wilson (deceased) was deferred, pending the filing of an Affidavit explaining the cause of delay, 9 years having elapsed since the death of the testator. On the motion of Mr F, Earl an order was made for the taxation of a bill of costs delivered by Loiahley and Jackson, In the matter of the Debtors and Creditors Act 187G, and re the petition of L. D. Nathan and Co., for ths adjudication of James Daley, of Hamilton, an a bankrupt, a motion was made for directions as to service of summons. His Honor directed that the summons rfioujd be served upon the debtor's attorney.