THE GOLDFIELDS.
—. .—. j THE SHAREMAKEET. Kuruirui-Caledonian shares declined j in price at the first. call to-day, selling j down from 3/ to 2/10. Before noon, however, some gold-bearing stone reached the Exchange, with the result that sales took place up to 3/1. May Queens eased in price, being offered at j 5/3, with 4/11 quoted as the best buyer. Waiotahi shares sold from 116/ to j 118/6, but other Thames lines showed [ no noteworthy alteration in value, i Talisman shares remained very firm, selling from 31/6 to 32/, and Crowns changed hands at &/. Waihi shares were offered at 144/, but buyers would not advance beyond 143/, and Exteiideds sold at 6/1. Investment stocks are still in good demand at late rates. Paper Mill sharee sold at 23/9 and 23/6, Bank of New Zealand's were wanted at IG6/, and National Bank buyers advanced to 127/6. '
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 35, 9 February 1906, Page 2
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