THE GOLDFIELDS.
TATiTSMAW QUOTA3IONS. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WEIiLINGTON, this day. Talisman shares were quoted to-day: Buyers, 51/6; sellers, 51/9. NEW SYLVIA. The manager telegraphed to-day: "Not sufficient water to drive the stamps. Vacuum filters working." MINE MANAGERS' REPORTS. Tride of Tokatea.—The face has beeji nuvunced a total distance of 92ft from the jjnaLn crosscut. With the exception of a fimall stringer no quartz Iras so far been I met. The country Is favourable for gold ! and for speedy working. j Mount Welcome.—Very solid ground Is ! met In the rise for the second slope. The | reef Ls a nice solid body of ore carrying | occasional strong blotches of gold. I Old Ilaurakl.—The new reef «t the 400 ft ! level continues eight Inches wide, and has! favourable indications for gold. In No. 'J'. ■block three stopes are being worked. Strong colours of jrohl are seen In one of the slopes.. No «aaru wa « broken from No. :1 •block last week. Colours of gold are seen i in Nos. 3 and 4 stop*s at tin* 3Ooft level. I Golden Uelt.—ln the Rtope over the low I level the reef looks well, and colours of gold are occasionally seen in the stone 'broken. Ten head of stampers are working at the battery. Kapanga. —ln the SMOft level the rtee ls up liift. The reef l.ioks well, but has not yet been broken down. In the drive south, at the OOOft level, ou a small branch (where strong colours of gold have heen seen) the manager expects 1n a few more feet of driving to cut another fine-looking reef running east and west. A start has been made to open out below the 600 ft level on a leader from, which good colours of gold . were got In the early days. i May Queen.—At No. 10 level (lOOOftl more ! water ls being met with in the crosscut \ going In .the direction of the Bright Smile shaft. The country Is of a good description. The Exrtiange re«f Is> Improving. During the week about 14Jbs of picked stone were selected, and the general quartz showed gold freely. The reef at present ls of a I rnbbly nature which renders It Impossible for the lode to be stripped for any length as It breaks away nearly every shot. The I drive is In 1155 ft from the low level cross- I cut. The qnartz won from No. 0 level contlnnes to show gold, and Us of a fair grade. Victoria.—The drive on the hanging wall reef at No. 4 level ls along 39 feet. The country is similar to what was last re- j ported. About 12 feet of the reed" has been broken, and has a good appearance, carry- ! lnj; a nice clns* of mineral. The reef shows : a width of 18 bnt no irold has been seen. A rise will be started next -week about ;i0 feet back frob the face to I tost the reef seaward. The drive will also I be continued by one shift. j
THE SHAREMARKET. The Exchange now quotes in parentheses 1 ported sales, to distinguish them from irausactlous at the calls. BUSINBSS DONE. AT THE 10 A.M. CALL TO-DAY. New Kvlvla „ 2/11. 3/ Kapanga 4Jd. 4d Tairua Mines 1/1. 1' Wuilii <_irand Jrm-ctlon „ 37/3 AT THE NOON CALL, TO-DAT. Moanatalari New Sylvia 3/. 2/11 — ...... 2/5 Uaurakl (cont.) 1/5, 1/4 fJolden Cross 1/ Walhi (60/6), €l/, eo/!t Talma Miuee 1/ Watchman 1/10 Ktinmul-CalPdoninn 1/3 Walhl Urnod Jmn-thm 27/6 Now Zealand Cement 33/6
STAJTDARD STOCKS— Sellers. Buyers. Rank of New Zenhind .... 248,'U .. 1 New Zealand Insurance ... 80/6 .. 80/0 i National Insurance .. 37/0 1 South British Insurance 7IVO .. | Sumdard Insurance ....—. - 31/9 1 N.Z. and lUver Hate .. 4V° Hikurangl Coal _ .. 18/6 Nortborn Coal 11/3 .. 10/O Tatrpirl Coal 21/ V .. 21/6 Wentport Coal 20/3 .. 2S/D | Drurv Ftrlck u>.u.) 4/6 .. ' Auckland Uas 72/0 .. 71/01 Auckland Oss (new) 83/3 .. 82'6 Northern Steamship ip.u.) 15/0 .. 15/8 , Northern Steamship (conk) T/5 ■• ?'* I'nlon Steam 42 tt .. 41/S Knurl Timber (cotiL) 16'4 .. I.IVII Timber 20/0 .. 28/6 ! *tlmu Timber - 81/U J'orker. Ijunb 20/ti .. 28,6 ITcmier Joinery .. 32/0 Auckland Tramways (rref.) a»/6 .. 23/9 Auckland Tramways (ord.) 20/« .. 25/0 lUII and Momnrcr 23/8 .. 22y0 Theatre and Arcade Co. (prcf) 22/« .. I New Zealand Dims *... 51 'O .. i NViv Zealand Cement 33-0 .. 3.T3 ! Cntfhmore Urns., Ud. .. 20/0 . ■Marwell. Ltd .. 21 « Northern Boot -- .. 17/0 N.Z. Paper Mill* 21/3 .. 20/0 | Rotorua Coaching Co 11 0 .. 0/0 | Sharland and Co.. Ltd. lord.) .. 24/3 ! Tonson Garlick Co., Ltd. .. 20/3 .. 10/3 I llniou OU 32/3 .. Wiseman and Sons (ord.) .. .. 21/0 Wtlson Cement (pref.) 41A5 .. SO/0 Wilson Cement (ord.) 40/O .. 30/9
JiTNTNO STOCKS—- . Sellers. Bay*™. Bona/*.! 0/2 .. 0/li Kttrfnal OA4 -. «V2i Knranul-Caledonian 1/4 .. 13 Kay Qucn IVS .. 2/4 iMoauaLainri o/7 .. 0/6 New Sylvia ~... 2/11 .. S/10 Occidental (cont.) 0/3 .. 0/2 Baxoii 2/(> .. 2/4 Victoria Waiotahl 3/2 .. 8/1 Waitangl Consolidated 3/2 .. 8/1 Watohman 2/0 .. 1/10 Blackwater .. 25/fl OonnolMated tioldflelds .... 20A> .. IS/6 Ross CildfieMs 2/7 .. 2/0 Ha-nrakl Reefs (p.«U 1/T» .. 1/G Itairrakl Reeffi (cont.) 1/4 .. 1/3 Mount Welcome Old HauraJd Mtnvs 3/11 .. 1/8 KanoD-gv- 0/4$ .. 0/3} Brpnraicr's Freehold 0/3J .. 0/24 Bendlco O/B .. 0/5 New Inland Crown 3/0 .. 2/10 New Zealand Crown <optlonfrt - .. 0/54 ■Golden Cross 11 .. 1/0 Komata Reefs -... 0/8 .. 0/21 iMnorihind 0/7} .. O/SJ Rlßins Sun _ 0/3 .. OAi Talnia Mines 1,1 .. 1/0 Wnthi „... 63/0 .. 60,« WttfTrl Emended 1/7 .. 1/5 Walhl Orand Jtinction 27/« .. 27/3 New Waltafci 0/5J .. 0/34 TsranaM Oil 17/O „ TeTlurldes .Proprietary feomt.) 0/4
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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 192, 14 August 1911, Page 6
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