GOLD RETURNS.
«. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, this day. j Eeturns of the quantity and value j of gold and silver exported from thfyj several ports of New Zealand for tli/'e month ending 13th April, 1900, and tr lc corresponding month, IS9D, show a i considerable falling oli" for the form ci% ! principally through a large decre; ase lat Duuedin, but as shipments' by j banks vary greatly, the return if', no actual criterion of the total prot'luct. It frequently happens that a 'large part of the output is kept baz/jk to : swell the next month's export. The figures for 1900 were:—Gold: Auckland, 15,95-loz, £59,689; Nelson, £T72; i Greymouth. £0142; Dunedin, lj 10,279; total, 20,3530z, value £70,882. Silver: Auckland, £2944. j The figures for April, 1809,, were:— i Gold: Auckland. £31,632; Greymouth, £37,127; Dunedin, £01750. " Silver: Auckland, £2210. The decrease of gold e/xported in April. 1000, compared' with ;IS9:D, was 12,9900z, value £53,027. ,; Silvesr increased 53460z, valued at £734. The i decrease in g-old in the first four I months of the year 190 C) was (12320z, j valued at £37,501.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 104, 3 May 1900, Page 8
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