MINING REPORT
(From Our Own Keporter) GREYMOUTH. July 2. Following were the returns from dredges operated by Gold Mines of New Zealand, Ltd., for the month of June:—Arahura, 1775 ounces of bullion from 279.000 yards of material, excavated in 514 hours. Kaniere: 1099 ounces of. bullion from 353,000 yards of material, excavated in 535 hours.
London Sugar Price.—The United Sugar Terminal Association’s price for raw sugar this week is 25s fid per cwt, c.i.f., for July/August Shipment—N.ZJ’.A., London, July 2.
Yesterday’s Frost. Christchurch again had heavy frosts yesterday morning. At the Harewood weather office 10.2 degrees were recorded, but city dwellers were more fortunate with only 8.7 degrees, at the Botanic Gardens. Patches of fog at Christchurch Airport in the morning did not affect flying schedules. Another severe frost, about the same as yesterday’s, was predicted for this morning. The frost would again be accompanied by a fog, a weather officer said.
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Press, Volume XCVIII, Issue 28937, 3 July 1959, Page 15
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