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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8, 9 January 1908, Page 2

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-JUSTNESS DONE— -Jay Queen Extended jl^ Thames _ 1/4 fWaiota h i — . • 3/0 New Sylvia „ 1.1/3 ffha-ces 1/4 Old HauraM 2/7 Golden Cross . '. .4d Kxrangah-ie . , 2/J* 1/10 Crown , _-6Jll, 7/ Taupiri Extended '.'_.'.3d Golden Belt , _.; 2/S Talisman Consolidated 51/(j _?aupiri Coal __".__o/3 Waihi _ .166/, 166/6, "166/ iNorthern Steaxn <p_r_) : _.17/2 -Eattri Timber Ceont.) . .9/1 .f.haromon (t_t_j . . . ~ , „.4/3 STANDARD Sellers. Buyers. ißa__: of Sew Zealand 135/6 _ — -\j.tianal B_J_- 107/0 _ 104/6 ■Kew Zealand Insurance.... 83/0 .. 82/0 South British Insurance.: 113/6 _ 112/0 jS'-Z. and River Plate. . 31/0 _ 30/9 lEU£__angi Coal __, ls/0 .. 17/0 Northern Coal 00/ r_u.) . -i. .. 15/4 SEa-piri Coal ___. 20/4 .. 20/0 Wesvporx Coai . 058/6 .. — Drury Coal .... 5/0 .. —- -Luekland Gas „ 291/0 .. 287/6 Gisborne Gss . . _ 53/0 .. 51/6 Northern Steamship (n.n.) - 17/3 _." 16/9 _-arrhe__ Sreax-ship (cont.) S/3 .. — £>evaaport Steam Ferry! 34/0 .. — S-iuxi Timber (eon_) 9/1 .. 9/0" Parker. T-flPih _ _ .. _,/6 Auckland [Tramways (ord.) 24/9 „ — D-C, Limited 5/4 ._ 4/10 Hill and Plmnmer..- 21/0 .. — Theatre and Arcade Co. Opref) 21/6 .. 20/0 ffheatre and Arcade Co. (ord.) 20/0 .. 18/3 2_ilne and ChoyceT Ltd. (pref.) — .. 23/6 Sew Zealand Cement 23/6 .. 2S/0 Zealand Paper Mills.. 24/0 .. — STonsoa Gr»ri__ Co., Ltd 20/0 .. Union Oil .__ 20/6 .. — Wiseman and Sons (pref.) 20/0 — 17/0 Wiseman and Sons (ord.).. 14/0 .. 12/0 Wilson Cement (pref.)_ — . „ 43/0 Wilson Cement (ord.) , 43/6 _ _/<J OmCLNG STOCKS— Sellers. Buyers. Sonanza CP.O-I : 0/7 .. 0/4 iß_b_ii-.i (eon.t-1 .-— 0/5 .. 0/33 Kuranni-Caiedordan 0/10f... — Slay Queen 1/11.. 1/10 __ay Queen Extended — .'. 0/4 Kew D_rt . _ — — .. o/3i Kew Saxon 1,-0 .. 0/13 New Sylvia 1/4 .. 1/2 Old Alburni— . 1/5 .. 1/3 -Tiames 1/4 .. 1/3 Victoria IS .. 1/5 "Waiotahi - 3/4 .. 3/0 •Waitan-ri 3/4 .. 3/2 Watchman 0/TOJ.. 0/S Old H-crakl -lines 2/7 .. 2/3 Sonth K_.paa.ga 0/3 .. 6/2 T-angi-ro 07 .. 0/5 ClJ_-Bpion (p.o-i 4/H .. 4/0 Champion (inmt J 4/2 .. 3/0 Crown 7,6 .. (I/i: Golden Belt 2/9 .. 2/7 Golden Cross 0/44 .. 0/3 Kiriklri <<-o_L) 0/6 .. 0/3 gArur.s-haie — LTO .. 1/9 s.oi_riZ_ Re-fs 1/3 .. l.c SCew W_ir_kauri 0/7* .. 0 6 fai-0.1 - 0/9 .. 0/7 Csiru.-i Kroies Huls 4/2 .. 4/0 Tairua Triumph (corn.) 2/4 .. 2/1 r-airu--! E-rended 0/5 .. 0/4 r_ii.~-_" Consolidated '52/0' .. 51/0 vfaiti 166/6 ..165/6 Svaihi Be-.c_ 0/3. .. 0/3 W_!hi i~u--J> 1/5 .. 1/4 tV":hi ETtcniieil • 5/0 .. 4/6 a'aiU: &r_ud Juact-oo .- 2G/0 23/0 «Ks*ss*«* ■ ■; ------- 2,-2 .. 2/C g© f_.i xure-e •: —-=». _= _ 0/s

PAEEOA WARDEN'S COURT. ; (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent,) j PAEROA, this day. In the Warden's Conrt to-day the following applications were granted:—J. C. Williams, surrender of residence site at Hackaytown; E. S. Hardman, residence site at i Mackaytown; Karangaha-ke G.M. Coy., per- | mission to work with sis men for six I uioutbs.; Talisman G.M. Co., special site for i use of tramway and horse paddock: C. Green, residence site at Mackaytown; J. L. i Hamilton, surrender of residence site at j Mackaytown: Crown G.M. Co., protection , for twelve months for Ravenswbod and Ru- ! venswood Extended claim-;' Thomas Han ley I protection, sis mouths, for Brown Hills i claim. j MINE MANAGERS' REPORTS. Tangiaro.—The northern drive is now in I 43ft, and an average sample from the face j gives an assay valne of £1 14/1 per ton, and | shows free gold in the dish. From this ; point the backs will rapidly increase to 530 j it. as the country rises \xwy abruptly north- ! wards. in preparing for ttie south drive ; the reef has been exposed 4ft wide, carrying nice ore. Fifty feet of driving in this j direction will give some 150 ft of backs, and i -UOft further south the country rises to 330 ft above the creek level. I have discovered a new reef running into your property, bat , so far nothing has been done upon it j Karn.ngahake.—Mr Ross has been appointed manage- or the Karangahake mine, and , took charge on Monday. A contract has i been let for an aerial tramway to take ■; qnartz from the upper workings to the low i I level, and this- is expected -to be completed ,i m two weeks. Carpenters are at work , ! erecting an office, and 12 men are work- . j ing in the mine, while two men are excavat- | ing for a quartz paddock. It will be fnliy '; a week before we will be in a position to , break any more quartz, but then something , good should be reported. I Tangiaro.— Upon instructions from Mr Firth, i ha.Te put on three men. and hay» . estended the northern drive 20ft for the . , three weeks ending December ISth. This ] drive is now in 43ft, and an average sample from the face aives an assay value of £1 | 1-/1 per ton. aud shows free gold in the disn. From this point the backs will r_pidly increase to 550 ft. as the eoimtrv rises very abruptly northwards. In preparing . I-for the south drive, the reef' has been e_°- :-\ "posed 4ft wide, carrying nice ore. 50ft of ; ci.-:v:n= in this direction will give some . ; loOft of hacks, and 200 ft fmther south the j country rises to 250 ft above the creek level. , I have discovered a new reef running into ! j your property, but, so far. nothing has been > done npon it.