SOUrHERN EXCHANGES.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 221, 17 September 1924, Page 6

SOUrHERN EXCHANGES.

(By Telegraph.—Press Association.) s_i__ CHRISTCHURCH,* this day. *i-,.}*_'. °5 Cl >nnße: Royal Bank (£1 paid), ls « w Zealand Refrigerating (paid), 10/b; AVestport Stockton Coal (ord.)7 3/. - <!«T_ """"WELLINGTON, this day. i2/IVO° U haa^: Bank of :New Zealand, *•___.. i -'■, DUNEDIN, this day. _2/18. ."?? SlUes: . , Bank of New Zealand, -E./16/9, Commercial Bank (cont), __/4/6. NEW WAIOTAHI. *_f*_ i a il am ount of business has beei flrf \w IS ft? L a , Bt few da -™ m -ta«*lThames* T_ ,ot ? h , G . ol<l M - nin « Company T . he Rowing particulars as tr *vn P T%%?'* \* **« «« furnished Icro-_nd-^r.f_^ iner has ;,nßt vlsitol «" f,f. ?n _ The n _ w *«* seems to be improv «n»i n _- ,Ze^ d raJ,lc - •" w »s dlsrovereSm of t^ 611 ,* When aiMa « fron > th. fende? tte *___f Vi la , ttcr n -<l been sunk upon 50ft. from the main level, in order to cut the T^V 8 stoped i ?k. make more room In the dnvA shot was put in the footwall, and the new reef, was disclosed, with the result tha %nl ___. nflS ?®P J -?*__ stone were secured feel n for about f °>» leet, and broken down, when another lOlt of picked stone were got, and- Tester ?£T ,V*° n *? 10Ib was "Ported. A few oi __fn «. Ber Plc r._. misht be.classed as sped _. -__ tone - T*, ,s «'»«> very is in a portion ?__ «_£ round J raown in e-wly days ol the field, as the "Golden Point" twenty feet, seaward of the old Manakau shaft It is also claimed that the reef is well aw V£Z ¥$ . old . worl£ JPEs- It appears thai when driving from. the.bottom of the old Manakau. shaft at a depth of 150 feet, _ Bmall yem was followed seaward, and s 2?HL.*v Put into the hanglngwall This must have been done in the nalmi !S f.f.PJT 68 S° , ? fieW . «"'d evidently th. reef Just discovered was missed by a few feet The strike of: this new reef is east ?w-.'_ w 5_ t ' ■"* l * ouW ' therefore, lie be tween the Red Queen and Monakan shafts ___i".L? ,y b f dri Tlns upon this new reel that It can be proved whether it is som. thing never previously located on the field _.».__ < ? nt .-- r surrounding the new reef ii stated to be all that could be desired. • MOTE MAHAGER'S REPORT. Rising Su__—The manager reports thai Rs shortened hands £ the __£-, and ■«?M ron _„ to make a i light _?__^! t - 1 Soutll Block: Stoplna tS-akS.? 'JST* / arried on ln thlS „r -« °5 3ode ° rer an average N w^v^AV^t* 1 *" IS / C Pe r ton. K. Block: At- this point stonlnsr _•»« carried on. breaking the lode ovfr a_ •__ IS - dt s., or w one roSt six indies No Block: Timbering and Ailing are lust completed, then stoplns the lode overage width of. 15 inches wIU be lr The battery ran 42 hours for weet _ September 10, crushing « s. Bullion, approximate value- _330 lodged with the bank-.' - . THE ALMOND CROP. : ; c following report from New Tor a new.light on the almond sltuatiox uatlon that has created high price id and has resulted In importers quo shelled almonds at an advance th! The report on the new crop says --mst year both Bar! and Sicily ha bumper crops and large ; carry-overs. 1 spite of tbat prices. Instead of decUntn / advanced. The: present crops are discount lag, and there is no carryover, cverythli having been bought up by Germany, eith< for herself or Rusula. Under such cont Hon* any. decline in the market is hard to be expected. The most that can be hop, tor Is- a: steady market, but Judging fro _=«■ past-few weeks the probabilities a that »• shall see higher prices."