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Grey River Argus, 10 June 1933, Page 3

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STOCKS AND SHARES. (per Press Associatlou). DUNEDIN, June 9. Sales: Lyell 22s 9d; Gillespies le 74d; Waitahu (2) 7s 8d; Reported: Refrigerating cont. 5s 6d; Paper Mills 275; after call, Refrigerating cont. 5s 6d. AUCKLAND, June 9. Sales: Refrig. cont. 5s sd; Dominion Breweries 6s 9d: Commercial Bank 15s 9d; Waihi 225; Mount Lyell 22s 6d; Goldsborough Mort. 26s 14d; Paper Mills 275; New Zealand Breweries 325; Bank of New Zealand 475; D. Mortgage. 31s 2d; Union Bank £8 6s 3d; Stock 3?. (1939-48) £99 15s. ” CHRISTCHURCH, June 9. Sales on ’Change: Commercial Bank of Sydney £l6 17s 6d, £l6 15s; N.Z. Refrig. (10s paid) 5s 6d (10); Westport Coal Ils 6d; Dunlop Rubber 18s 8d (2). Reported: Goldsborough Mort. 25s 9d; Mt. Lvell 22s 7d; Woolworths (Sydney) £1 paid pref. New 25s 3d. WELLINGTON, June 9. Sale: New Zealand Breweries 31s lid. The chairman ‘of the directors ot Charleston Sluicing Company reports that the directors of the company, ac* <om| anied by ’he consulting engineer paid an official visit to the company’s propertv at Charleston last week-end, and the party examined the tunnel tail race, the water races, the site for tables, and the proposed ’working faces. Satisfactory progress has been made with all construction work. All head race work is well u]> to schedule time. Half the pipe line is on the ground, and the remainder is ready for transport from the pipe factory situ* ate a few miles distant. The power house has been erected. Samples ol the wash dirt exposed in the working faces were tested and gave satisfactory results. The enormous extent of the old workings is ample evidence of the payability of the ground, as sluicing only stopped when the miners ran out of fall. Wash dirt is expect ed to ho going over the tables by next 1 September.