SHAREMARKET.

Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 160, 7 July 1909, Page 3

SHAREMARKET.

BUSINESS DONE. AT THE 8.15 P.M. CALL lESTEBDAT. Bonanza (cont.) 7sd Dixon's Consolidated Ilia Kurnnul Vβ, 1/7 Kuranui-Caledonian 1/9, 1/11 May Queen 3/8, 8/9 New Sylvia 3/2 Monowai 9d Saxon 3/4, 8/3, 3/1 Soutliern Queen 21d Victoria 2/3 Walotahi 4/6, 5/6, 5/7 Waitangl Consolidated 3/10 Ngatiawa 6d Karangahake 1/2 Maoriland 1/3, 1/2 Tairua Broken Hills 2/4, ; 2/3 Tairua Monarcn. (13 call) 4d Talisman Consolidated 65/ Waihi 186/ Waihi (Beach 9id Waihi Extended 6/3, 6/4 Waihi Grand Junction 46/9 Waihi Grand Junction (options) 21/6 Mountain King (cont.) 9jd Auckland Gas (new) 20/6 Northern -Steamship (cont.) 6/3 Kauri Timber (cont.) 14/1 AT THE 10 A.M. CAIjIi TO-DAY. Dixon'e Consolidated lljd Kuranul-Caledonian 1/11, 2/ Magnet Id May Queen 3/9 Thames 1/1 Waiotahi 6/6, 5/5, 5/4. 5/3 •Golden Pah 5d Old Haurakl 1/3 Golden Cross 2d Maoriland. (cont.) 1/ Phoenix 6d Tairua Broken Hills 2/2, 2/1, 2/, 2/1 allsman Consolidated So/ raihi 186/ faihl Beach Bd, 7d, 6id Palhi Grand Junction 46/9 fountain King (cont.) » OJd ew Waltala 10d AT THE NOON CALL TO-DAT. lison's Consolidated lid lalcy on 5(1 Luranul-Caledonian i 2/1,. 2/, 2/1, 2/2 [agnet ■ ..Id. [ay Queen 3/10 Tew Sylvia 3/3 FatotahY.".'.'.s/3," s'/V, - 5/ii,' 6/6| "e/9," 6/i6,' 7/, 7/3, 7/6, 7/7. 7/8, 7/10, 7/11, 8/. 8/1, 8/, 8/1. 8/4, 8/5, 8/6 Vatchman 1/11 lonsolidated Goldfielde 18/6 Capanga 4d L , oka tea 2(1 vgatiawn .• 6d rometock United 8d varangaliake 1/3 slaorlland (cont.) .BJd Calrua Broken Hills 2/1 Cairua Reefs (p.u.), 4jd tfaihi 186/ iVaihl Consolidated ...4/7 SVaihi Extended 6/4 Talisman Consolidated 54/6 iVaihi Grand Junction 46/9 fountain King 9}d Phoenix 7d Thames 1/2

A-.'•;:■' KARAyGAHAKE. .:.-. , ..'^ About : . one of fine looking ore .from thereef in the bottom of the: -winze on the Kaiangahake Mine, is at I present on view at the office of Mr. W.-Gray.. The reef is from about six feet-'in -sridth, and the" stbn'e sent up shows dabs of gold freely; :■ .•■ • ; MAGNET. ' ' The manager telegraphed this afternoon:—Secured some splendid looking stbnefrom,the main-reef, showing strong dabs very freely. Forwarding samples to Thames School of Mines. . .GOLDEN PAH. '(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) COROMANDEL, this day. Most encouraging prospects are met with almost dally In this mine, where operations imder the management of Mr E. F. Reynolds are being pushed ahead. In the rise on the Venue reef and branch veins strong gold is visible-In some of the ore brofceu out during the past few days. OLD KAPANQA. : . COEOMaNDEL, this day. The. manager put.on six men in th.e.Ol'l Kapanga mine yesterday to clear out a drive to get under the Albion reef frora which the tributers recently had good re suits in the upper levels. TAILINGS DEPOSIT. • (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) PAEROA, this day. Two representatives of the Paeroa-Waihi Gold Extraction Company were visitiug Paeroa yesterday obtaining samples of the tailings deposited on the river banks. MINE MANAGERS' REPORTS.

Rising Sun.—The low level is in 218 ft, and about another 24ft will finish the contract. A better class of country for working has been met with, it being a good sandstone, with numerous bands of mineral.

Talrua Golden Hills.—The new low level Is In 112 ft. The class of country Is all that can be desired,' and any reefs met ivltii should carry good valuee. No. 3 level: A day or two should see this cleared of the broken quarte, when the extension of the leading stope north and south will be undertaken and continued so long as we have storage accommodation. There Is already In paddock over 2000 tons.

Tairua Reefs.—The level Is now In 285 feet, leaving another 45 feet to complete the contract. The manager reckons the reef should be met with in about 120 feet from the present face. He recommends letting another contract for 100 feet more or less.

Golden Belt.—ln the Bluff section prospecting proves that the run of gold is going in that direction.. Som e of the ore will be sent to the battery during the next month to test its value.

LANIGAVS ANTIMONY AND MINERALS, LIMITED.

The mine manager reports that y ery Important . developments have taken place throughout the workings on 'Skeleton Hill. Three well-defined seams of antimony ore, varying In. width from 4 to 8 inches, of very. high - grade ore, and assaying 69 per cent metallic antimony, have been touched in the floor of the drive. »7ft from the mouth of the drive, a winze has been sunk on ore, to-a'depth, of 12ft. and from this level a small ' prospecting drive has been driven along the course of the reef, 32 feet N, 40 W. course. The seams showing here are very well defined, end small patches of needle antimony have been met. Underfoot there is a small quantity of sulphide ore. ' When these have been, thoroughly proved, I will sink on the reef, to test Its value at a depth. The top workings show a seam of ore 11 inches wide. I. do not expect to meet the junction of any of these seams until I have driven along the hangingwall another 60ft. Progress is considerably retarded, owing i> . the volume of water to be contended with. The workings in this Bjll I expect shortly to prove very satisfactory.

STANDARD STOCKS— Sellers. Buyers. Bank of Kew Zealand 185/0 .. iao/0 New Zealand Insurance.... 80/0 .. "iU/0 National Insurance 2U/6 .. -«/U N.Z. and Kiver Wate 36/6 .. 84/6 Hikurautf Coal Z0/tt .. 18/tt Northern Coal (10/ p.u.)... — ■.. 11/0 Tauplrl Coal 21/0 .. 20/3 Westport Coal 1&V0 .. 131/0 Auckland.Gas aw/0 .. i«8/0 Auckland Gas (new) 21/0 .. 20/0 Thames Gas 36/6 .. — Glsborne Gas — .. 52/0 Union Steamship 34/9 .. 34/0 Northern Steamship (p.u.).. 13/0 .. 12/» Northern Steamship (cont.) 6/2 .. 6/1 Devonport Steam Ferry 30/0 .. 20/0 Kauri Timber (p.u.) 83/0 .. — Kauri Timber (cont.) 14/3 .. 13A0 L.O'B. Timber 28/0 .. — Auckland Tramways (pref.) 22/0 .. 22/3 Auckland Tramways (orti.) 21/9 .. 21/6 D.S.C., Limited 3/8 ■.. 3/5 Gxey and Menzies (ord.).. 0/0 .. — Hill and Plummer 21/0 .. — Mew Zealand Cement — .. 41/9 New Zealand Cement (new) — .. 80/0 Burfoot Wheel 41/0 .. 38/0 Northern Boot 11/8 .. 10/6 Union Oil — •• 20/0 Wiseman and Sons (ord.) 12/6 ..• — Wilson's Cement (pref.) 40/0 .. — Wilson's Cement (ord.) 39/0 .. 36/6 MINING STOCKS— Sellers. Buyers. Bonanza (cont.) '... 0/7 .. 0/61 Dixon's Consolidated (p.u.).. 1/7 .. 1/2 Dlxon's Consolidated (cont.) 0/11 .. 0/10J Halcyon 0/5J .. 0/3 Kuranui 1/7 •• 1/4 Kuranul-Caledonian 2/2 .. 2/1 May Queen ...' 3/11 .. 3A0 May Queen Extended 0/5 .. 0/3 New Monowai' 1/0 .- 0/8* New Sylvia 3/4 .. 8/2t Old Alburnia (p.u.) 1/7 .. 1/3 Old Alburnia (cont.)... 1/0 .. 0/9 Saxon 3/3 .. 3/2 Southern Queen 0/41 .. 0/2Thames 1/3 .. 1/1 Victoria (ex rights) 2/O .. 1/10 Waiotahi 8/9 •• 8/6 Waitangi Consolidated 3/10 .. 3/8 Watchman ■ 2/0 .. 1/10 Consolidated Goldflelds 13/9 .. 18/3 Golden Pah 0/5 • • 0/4J Hanrakl Freehold 0/5J .. 0/4 Kapowai (cont.) — .. 0/3 Old Haurakt Mines 1/4 .. 1/3 Old Kapanea 0/6 .. 0/3 Royal Oak (p.u.) 1/7 .. 1/3 Royal Oak (cont.) 1/6 .. 1/3 Tansiaro 0/5 .. 0/2 Tokatea 0/2J •■ 0/11 Bendigo 0/6 •• 0/4J Champion 0/8 .. 0/61 Four-in-Hand — .-• O/9 Ngatiawa 0/6 .. 0/41 New Zealand Crown 6/4 .. 6/t Dominion 0/4 .. 0/3J Golden Belt (p.u.) 1/0 .. 0/10 Golden Belt (cont.). 0/4 .. 0/2 Golden Cross 0/2 .. 0/li Karangahake •••• 1/3 .. 1/2 Komata Reefs 0/71 •• 0/6 MaorJlnnd (cont.) jr.. 0/D .. 0/8} New Waltekauri 0/3 .. 0/2J Phoenix ..' 0/8 .. 0/6 Pride of'Walhl 0/9J .. 0/t) ' Rising Sun 0/6 .. 0/5 Shotover :•• 0/4 .. 0/2 Talma Broken Hills 2/1 .. 2/0 Tairua Golden Hills T/8 ;. 6A0 Tnlrua Jlpnnrcli ............ 0/5 .. 0/3 Talrua Reefs (p.u.) 0/5 ...0/4 Tnirua Keefs CM>nt.) 0/4J .. 0/3i Talisman Consolidated .... 64/e .. 54/0 Wainl j........186/6 ..186/0 Walbl Beach -'. O/8 .. 0/7 Waihi Consolidated 4/9 .. 4/6 Walhl Extended 6/6 ..'.6/4 Waihl Grand Jnnctloa....... 46/9 .. 46/8' Waihi GTanfl Junction (option) 22/0 .. 21/6 Monntoln Kln«r (1/ p.u.).... 1/1 .. 0A<H Mountain King (cont.) _ 0/10 „ 0/91 Sew -Weltela■■:>--,.«.......... O/ll .. 0/10