MINING NEWS.
[riujss association.] DUNEDIN, 11th August. Stock Exchange sales: — Alexandra Lead, 6s 6d; Riley's Beach, 7s; Unity, 4s 9d; Big River, 8s 6d. returns— Masterton 7Soz 13 dwt, Electric No. 2 620z lOdwt, Mystery Flat 550z sdwt, Chicago 490z 19dwt, First Chance 360z, Lady Roxburgh 320z 14d\vt. Hessey's 320z 14dwt, New Alpine Consols 31oz 13dwt, Muddy' Creek 30oz 6dwt, Monte Christo 290z lOdwt, Riley's Beach 290z, New Perserveranco No. 2 28 oz, Junction Electric No. 1 270z lOdwt, Lady Annie 230z 6dwt, Ettrick 230z, Pharlton Creek 19oz odwt, Junction Electric No. 2 18oz ldwt, Waikaia 17oz Bd\vt, luchdale 14oz ldwt, Central Charlton lloz sdwt. DUNEDIN, This Day. Additional returns: —Jlatau 31oz 9dwt, Rise and Shine No. I. 450z 16dwt, Rise and Shino No. 11. 31oz ldwt, Rising Sur 420z 13dwt, New Fourteun Mile 260z, Upper Waipori 270z 2dwt, Three-Mile Greenstone 260z, Waikaka United No. I. 20oz odwt, Waikaka United No. H. 220z 6dwt. REEFTON, This Day. Pactolus No. 1, 740z 16dwt for 132 hours' work; Pactolus No. 2, 116oz 7dwt for 130 hours; Callaghan's Creek, SOoz for 225 hours' work.
Mrs. Runner, widow of the late Captain Renner, is lying in a critical state at her residence in Macfarla'ne-street. Tn consequence of her serious condition Mr W. H Renner, Chief Postmaster at Uiiborne, and the other members of the family have been summoned to Wellington. The s.s. Duchess will run special excursions to Day's Bay to-morrow at 10 15 a.m. and afc 2.30 p.m. Full particulars appear in another column. Messrs. Cory and Co., land agents, 5, Lambton-quay, and at Kilbirnio, publish a now list of city and suburban investments. Messrs. Penn-Bradly and Co. have a chango of advertisement in our advertising columns inviting tho attention of those ■requiring money on loan. Messrs. Littlejohn and Son are exhibiting their newest silver goods and jewellery, just opened up by the lonio and Tongariro. Messrs. Sidey, Meech, and Co. draw attention to an auction salo of silver and electroplate ware which they will hold in their rooms,, Manners-street, on Friday, 18th August, commencing at 11 a.m. Tho goods will be on view all Thursday, and also in the evening Catalogues may bo had from the auctioneers. Messrs. J. H. Bethune and Co. advertise a sale at their auction rooms, Featherstonstreet, on Tuesday, 15th, and Wednesday, 16th inst., commencing at 1 o'clock each ■ day, when they will dispose of a consignment of about 1100 books ex Ayrshire from London. Tho ■ books aro on view this evening and during each day up to the time of sale. Catalogues may be obtained from tho auctioneers. Messrs. Bethuno and Co. will also sell on Wednesday, 23rd instant, at thoir rooms, the dwellinghouse No. 16, Roxburgh-street, with room for tho erection of two more houses. On tho samo day tho firm wifl sell on account of Messrs. Brydges and Co., Adelaide-road, > their well-known r.oodwaro factory, together with the ma--chinery and complete stock. Tho land contains ono acre (No. 1019). Stock-ghcots may bo seen at tho auctioneers' offices, ana arrangements mado to inspect tho property. Messrs. Bethuno and Co. insert a revised list of properties for private sale. On tho 22nd inst. Messrs. Harcourt and Co. will offer at auction 3£ acro3, situated in tho very contro of tho suburb of Karori. The land will bo sold in two lots. No. 1, of a little over ono aero, is on the Mainroad and opposite tho Karon Borough Council Chambers and close,to tho Post Office, and is suited for subdivision into business sites; whilst lot No. 2 comprises over 2£ acres, having a long frontage to Friend-street, and is opposite tho residenco of Mr. S. Kfrkcaldie. On the game day tho firm will also offer two dwellings of six and throe rooms respectively, with clL nvenionces, and situated in Oxford-road, off f asman-Ptroet, at the top of Drummond street. On the 23rd inst., at the residence Murphy-street, of Mr. Edmund Allo, who ' « leaving for England, Messrs. Hnrcourt and Co. will sell his furnituro, especially brought from Europe. Full particulars will appear later. The firm's usual list of city, suburban, and country properties for «a.!o appear,, also houses and ofnceu to Wo have received from Messrs. J. H. Bethuno and Co. a copy of tho firm's cur«u d, Cdlt ?r V^ Ellington Wors' Guide. The Guide .s a very comprchon»ivo one, containing particulars of tho Zi ny p Pr? P°rt 7 wh! eh Mcssl»- B°ll>uno and Co. havo for Palo, a report of thuir recent sales, and full particulars of a num. nor of special properties suilublo for in vestment or subdivision. Messrs. Wm. H. Turnbull and Co g new list of properties for private gale appears elsewhere. Plans and particulars of York Bay, Berhampore, Monaghan Ifctato (Karori), Wilton's (Wadeslown), nnd other building land for which (he firm are agnnts, will bo sent on application lo tho offices, 3, Panama-strooi, or 1, lUddifordstreet Nowlovu. • j
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Evening Post, Volume LXX, Issue 37, 12 August 1905, Page 6
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