AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 155, 1 July 1919, Page 7

AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.

P- and O. shares advanced upon tiie cabled news in last night's issue. Sales were made this morning aTT4SS, at which * price there are still buyers. The buying \ offer for Loan and Mercantile shares ad-1 £ vanced from £109 to £112 to-day, and J sales took place of Wilsons N.Z. Cement i at 16/10 and 16/11. N.Z. Refrigerating « shares were placed this morning at £3 9/, 3 and buyers of Auckland Gas advanced ( their offers to £1 7/. All woollen company t shores were in demand. Kaiapoi could ' be placed at £8 3/6, and buyers of pi|k- 3 ference issue offered up to Most giels were asked for at £.5 15/, and Wei- J lingtons at £S. Auckland Trams finned , a little in price, being wanted at £1 2/4 I this morning. 1 BUSINESS DONTS. AT THE 3.15 P.M. CALL YESTERDAY— N.Z. War Loan. (1»3S) £U6/SAI x Tanpiri Coul .. 18/B J Auckland Gas (cont.) 18/9 i I. and O. Deferred Stocli £450 ' AT THE 10 A.M. CALL TO-DAY J P. and O. Deferred Stock „ £455 , Wilson N.Z. Cement 16/1U f AT THE XOOX CALL TO-DAY— \ New Zealand Refrigerating £3 !)/O i Wilsons New Zealand Cement 16/11 i i

SOT7THEKX EXCHANGES. , (Ry Telegraph.—(Tress Association.) < ■WELLINGTON", this day. ! Rpportpd Snips: New Zealand Insurance, < £H 10/; Kauri Timber, 15/6- i DUNEDIN, this day. ] Salrs on. 'Cbanpe: Huddart Parker, 42/6; ij Westport Coal, 30/; New Zealand Taper ~ Mills, 27/6. , WAIHI EXTENDED. SALE OF PROPERTY. \ The absorption of the Waihi Extended - Company's property by the Waihi Grand { Junction terminates a long struggle by £ a local company to work successfully a s big proposition at Waihi. The Waihi J Extended Company was floated in 1595: by Mr. R. C. Greenwood, and in the' "intervening years the sum of £G2,143 9/3 ' '. has been raised locally in calls and ex- - 1 pended upon tHe property. For that ' expenditure the total bullion won since registration nearly a quarter of a century ago, was £16 15/3, so that the investors have not had a good time. The , [

shaft has been sunk to a depth of 13711 1 feet, and east crosscut had been driven j to within 30 feet of the place where No. 2 ~ lode should be met with, and within 150 1 feet of the line of the Martha lode, when c the sale was made to the Grand Junction „ Company. I At a general meeting of shareholders .held in Mr W. J. Nichol's office, Victoria Arcade, the chairman, Mr. John Dawson, v announced that the purchase money had t been paid for the property, and that r an extraordinary meeting would be called to wind up the company. Messrs. iv Joseph Hanken and J. B. Macfarlane ' ti were re-elected directors, and Mr. VV. s Kayll auditor to the company. r, ii RISING SUN. BATTERY MANAGER APPOINTED. fl i (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) ! ; WAIHI, Monday. I The chairman (Mr. W. Blomfield) and ** members of the board of directors of the Rising Sun G.M. Co. paid a visit of inspection to the company's mine and plant ■* at Owharoa on Saturday. A number of f applications for the position of battery i n manager were considered, and Mr. Pal-1 tridge, formerly of Waihi, was appointed. The chairman states that the ore pro-1 n ducing points in the mine are producing o a satisfactory tonnage of milling quartz, ll and that crushing operations will be " c aguin resumed in the course of a few, j r days. GOLD RETURN'S. * _ £38,728 FOR JUNE. la The output of bullion from the mines - in the Auckland district for the month of Juno shows a falling off of about " £21,000 as compared with the same at period last year. Included in the list in this time is £750 from Muir_ Gold Reefs, 0 Te Puke. The total for the month JJ amounts to £38,728 8/. Appended are ln the detailed returns: — In Waihi Co., 1.5.572 tons £25,755 0 0 bj Waihi Grand Junction Co., D -,—_ tons 5.677 2 11 O Talisman Co., 4ito tons 3.:«9 16 4 in Muir's Gold Reef (interim ! of return), 400 rons 750 0 Oltl Ohinemuri Co., 38cwt 176 9 8 i|i -80 Total for fous weeks ...._35..2_ 8 11' E.

BANKS- SCllCr3 - BUyCrS - Commercial — „ G/6/0 National 6/13/0 .. 0/10/H New Zealand (old) ... 14/4/0 .. 13/17/1} New Zealand (μ-ii.).. — .. 18/2/0 Union — .. 5S/0/0 INSURANCE— National — .. 3/18/9 New Zealand 14/15/0 .. 14'S/U South British 8/3/0 .. 8/1/U FINANCIAL— Loan auc] Mercantile — _ 112/0/<l| Loan aud Merc, (pref.) — _ G7/0/U COAL— Ilikuransi „ _ .. 10/0 Northern 7/10 .. 7/1 Tuuplri 10/0 .. lS/'Ji Taupirl (pref.) — „ 1/4/0 Walpa 1(3/0 .. — Wcstport — .. 1/9/3 Westport Stockton .. 7/3 .. — GAS— Auckland (p.u.) 1/7/3 .. 1/7/" Auckland (cont.) 10/3 .. IS/3 Glsborne lo/.'J .. — SHIPPI.VO— IJevonport Ferry — .. 1/10/0 Hmldart Parker (ord.) 2/3/9 .. 2/2/9 Northern Steam Ip.ii.l 16 0 .. 15/8 Northern Steam (ront.) 7/0 .. 7/0 P. and O. Def. Stock — .. 453/0/0 MISCELLANEOUS— Kauri Timber (p.u.).. — .. I/IS/!* Kauri Timber (cont.) — .. 15/0 L.O'B. Timber — .. 1/7/6 'Parker Lamb — .. 18/6 Kalapol Woollen (ord.) — .. 8/3/6 Kaiapol Woollen (pref.) 7/5/0 .. 7/0/0 MosRiel Woollen — _ 6/15/0 Wellington ■Woollen — .. S/0/0 Auckland Trams (prof) — .. IS/8 Auckland Trams (ord.) l'2/6 .. 1/2/4 Colonial Su«ar (Ann.) — .. 24/0/0 Colonial .Sugar (FIJI) 20/10/0 .. 20/O/H Hyorofts. Ltd — .. 18/3 Farmers' Auc — .. 1/7/tt Farmers , Auc. (pref.) — .. 1/0,0 Milne and Chojx-e 1/5/0 .. VV» New Zealand DruK — „ 2/14/9 N.Z. Refrigerating... 3/10/0 „ — N.A. Farmers 1U/6 — — N.A. Farmers (pref). — .. 1/0/0 Northern Boot — .. 17/6 riiillipps and Impey. — „ 1/5/0 Sharland and Co — — 1/10/0 Takapuna Trams 13/R .. — Tonson (Jarlick 12/0 „ 9/0 X'nion Oil — .. 1/11/6 Wiseman and Sons .. — .. 1/4/0 ■Wilsons N.Z. Cement 1G/11 _ lG/a IDF.BENTTiRKS AND BONDS — ~nd Gas, 5 p.c. 95/0/0 .. SS/O/0 N.7>. War Loan. 1020, 44 — ..98/10/0 N.Z. War Loan, V.I30.4J 37AO/0 .. — N.Z. War Loan, li»3S.4i 90/10/0 .. — N Z. P.O., 1927, !5 p.c. — .. 07/0/Q N.Z. Ins. Stock, 193S4J 9G/10/0 .. — MINING STOCKS— Komata Keefs — .. 0/li Old Haurakl Mines 0/R .. 0/4* KislnR Sun 2/4 .. '2/0 Talisman Cpnsolidated R'O .. 7/7 Waiht 2/4/!) .. 2/4/0 Waihi Grand Junction 14/0 -. —