THE SHAREMARKET.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 242, 10 October 1916, Page 2

THE SHAREMARKET.

STANDARD STOCKS— Sellers. Buyers. Bank of New Zealand (p.u.) 348/0 .. — National Bank 106/0 .. — N.Z. Insurance 135/0 .. 130/0 National Insurance — .. 53/6 'South British Insurance... 107/0 .. — Loan and Mercantile (ord.) — . .1620/0 Waipa Coal — .. 18/3 Northern Coal 5/6 .. — Westport Coal- 30/0 .. 38/6 Auckland Gas (p.u.) 20/3 .. 28/9 Auckland Gas (cont.) — .. 21/0 Birkenhead Gas 20/0 .. — Gisborne Gas 20/0 .. 17/0 Devonport Ferry 28/9 .. — i New Zealaud Shipping — .. 212/0 Northern Steamship (p.u.).. 15/6 .. 14/11 ( Northern Steamship (cont.) — .. 0/1* Union Steam (pref.) — .. 21/0 Union Steam (ord.) 44/9 .. 43/0 Kauri Timber (cont.) — .. 14/0 L.OB. Timber — .. 22/9 Parker, Lamb 27/0 .. — Auckland Tramways (pref.) 17/6 .. 10/6 Auckland Tramways (ord.) 20/6 .. 20/3 Hill and Plummer — .. 20/6 Milne & Choyce, Ltd. (pref.) — .. 30/0 New Zealand Cement 11/9 .. 9/0 Farmers' Co-operative — .. 102/6 Sharland and Co. (pref.).. — .. 26/6 Tonson Garlick Co., Ltd... 15/6 .. Wilson Cement (ord.) 25/3 .. Phllllpps nnd Impey — .. 25/0 MINING STOCKS— Sellers. Buyers. Occidental 1/5 .. 1/1 Haurakl Reefs (p.u.) 1/0 .. 0/7 Hauraki Reefs (cont.) -0/8 .. 0/5 Komata Reefs — ... 0/2 Rising Sun 3/3 .. 2/11 Talisman Consolidated — .. 0/9 Waihl 39/0 .. 38/0 Waihi Grand Junction 18/0 .. 17/6 SOUTHERN EXCHANGES. (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, thla day. Sales: Union Steam (ord.), 44/; HuddartParker (ord.), 26/. 1 DUNEDIN, this day. Union Steam, 44/. MINE .MANAGER'S REPORTS. Golden Belt.—The stopes at the intermediate level are producing payable ore. In the north stopes, colours of gold can be seen in the stone. The ore crushed proved payable. Waiotahi. —Work is proceeding with the object of cutting any leaders striking ln from the Golden Crown section. Haurakl Beefs. —Duiring the week, some strong gold-bearing quartz was got from the stopes on the Golconda reef over No. 3 j level. In the No. 2 face, Wynyardton sec-! tion, gold is seen in the quartz, and a little picked stone was got ln the'stope off the 1 rise. A strong reef is showing in the Inter-1 mediate level. New Svlvia.—ln the rise from No. 4 level 1 the reef ls 2ft wide, and tbe ore of payable j value. At No. 3 level the'reef In the stope south of the winze, ls 4ft wide, and well mineralised. Occidental. —In the rise and stope over No. 6 level, the ore broken from No. 2 reef has shown great improvement, gold being freely eeen well distributed through it. A few pounds of fairly good picked stone have been selected. The total re- 1 turn from 47 loads of ore was approximately £325. The manager considers the return of lloz ot -bullion from the four i a ;r, tbat Parcel in'which gold was not visible very satisfactory. t /_ cc j den t*I—The manager reports that in {~l* being put np over No. 0 level a cond rt« l f:? o, J ,l °i the reef showed some th» J?™! ° f .S2i d weU distributed through Idds a??™.-,™"*'* la eTcr y Indication," SoSe? 2*. tne blo< * ° f 6*"° unll