MEETINGS OF SHAREHOLDERS.

Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3716, 16 June 1869, Page 3

MEETINGS OF SHAREHOLDERS.

A meetino o! the directors of the Pride of Kuranui Gold-raining Company \rai held lust evening, at the office of Mr. J. W. Penrae, Graham's Town. The principal business transacted wa? the allotment of shares and the question of the relative ralue of working and sleeping half-shades. It was arranged (bat the sleeping half-shares were to have three scrip more than the working half-shares. A meeting of the shareholders of tho Adelaide Claim was held at the offices of J. F. Clark and Co., Williamson-street, Graham's Town, on S*turd»y, to pais accounts, pay dividend, and arrange tha future werking of the claim. 1001b. of stone crushod for thin claim " at the 'Horns ward-Bound Company's berdan yielded lOoz. 17dwt. •cf retorted gold, which realised £3 3s. per ounce, and gave the shareholder* • dividend of £8 6i-3d. per share ; the olaitn comprising four men'a ground. — Advertiser, June 15,

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