MINING NEWS
WELLINGTON STTATC.E MARKET. A. salo of Talismans at 18s. was made on 'Change yesterday. , The quotations were as follow:— Buyers. Sellers. £ 6. d. £ s. d. Murray's Freehold — 15 0 WaiM 115 6 — Grand Junction 110 — STOCK EXCHANGE. (By Telegraph.—Press Aesodotlon.) Auckland, September 15.' Sale.-Bank of New Zealand, £16 2s. Dunedln, September 15. (The following sale was made on tho Stock Exchange to ; dayifosgiel Woollen, £4. The following sale was reported:— Union' Bank, £51 l&s. I.OXDON QUOTATIONS.. By Telegraph—Pxos« Association—Copyright , . London, September 14. Stock and share market quotations include Dalgety and Co., £5 155.: Golds-, brough, Mort, and Co., £8 10s.; British Broken Hill, 19s. 4d. and 20s. 7d.; Broken. Jlill Proprietary, 435. 9d. and 445. 9'd. j Broken Hill Bloc);, 15s. and 17s. 6d.; North Broken Hill, 375. ,6d. and 38s. 9d. HOSS GOLDFIELDS. . Tlia mine superintendent of the Eoss Goldfields Reconstructed reports, as follows on the work at the mine for the week endiug Wednesday, September 9:—No. 13 north-east drive has advanced ■41 feet in pay wash 4 feet deep; As this drive has been gradually brought •'ound. to an easterly course, it is,evident that the clay formation on the south has receded towards the terrace Again. This face,- which will in future- he ■ known as No. 2 east drive, is now out 738 feet from No. 2 shoot. No. 11 north drive was advanced 20 feet, and No. 9 north drive 19. feet, both is 4- feet of pay wash. The northwest drive off No. 3 shoot .was esto'need 16 feet in fair grade, wash. Blocking is proceeding off' No. .8 south drive and No. 7 north drive. Tlio return from tho 35oss Goldfields is 50oz. dwt. of. gold from 773 trucks. THE HAUKAKI BEEFS, LTD. The mine manager of 'the Hanraki Heofs reports:—An examination of the upper level shows tho workings on the new block of ground to be open right up to tho face. It will be necessary to put a short rise through to t.hc surface for air and a hack way out of the mine. Throughout the woelt wo have been carrying along the leading slope over tho back of tfee No. 1 level ready for timbering. As wired, 251b. of picked stone was selected from generally good crushing dirt. In futuro the No. 1 level will be known as tho No. 3 level.
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2568, 16 September 1915, Page 8
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