LATEST SHARE QUOTATIONS.

Free Lance, Volume VII, Issue 358, 11 May 1907, Page 11

LATEST SHARE QUOTATIONS.

Auckland, Wednesday night. The latent quotations on the Stock Exchange are — Sellei-b. Kuiranui, b"d, Kui-anua-Cale-donum, Is 4cl', May Queen Extemdled, 8d; New Dart, 7J-UI, May Queen, 2s lOd, Moanataiai-i. 7d; Monowai ? 9d', Saxon, Is, Sylvia, od; Aiburma, 2s Id; Southern Queen, sd, Tliaaneis, Bd\ Victona, lOd, Waaotalm, ex adv., 26s , Waitangi, 2s b'd , Watchman, 4d , Bunker's Hill, Is Id, H.i.uiraki Fieehold, 6d', Old Hauraki, Is, Old Xa r panga, Is od 1 , South Kapanga, bd , Champion, paid up 2s 10d, contributing Is 3d; Grown. 7e bd, Golden Belt, paid, Is, Golden Cross, 3d, Kirifcin, contributing, od ; Komata. Reefs, Is 9d, Maanland, paid up 6d, contributing 4d, Waiitekauu, B|-d , Pmdte of Waiha, 9d, Rising Sun, 9dl, Bioken Hills,, 3s 9d, Tahsm-an, 32s 3d, Waihi, 189s; Waihi Baaoh, 9id ; Wa,vlm Comsokdlatcd, Is 7d Wa.iln Extended, 6s 7d'; Grand Junction-, 435. Buyers Kuranui-Oaledoniain,, Is 2d ; Nlew Dart, 5d , May Queen, 2s 6d ; Moanataian, 6id, Monowai, Bdl, Saxon, 10id; Sylvia, 4d. Thames, bd , Victoria, 7^d , Waiotaha, 25s 3d Waitaniga, 2s Id, Bunkers Hill, 9dl; Hauraki, B£d , Old Kapanga, Is 4d , Champion, paiid up. 2s 4d . Crown, 7s , Golden Belt, paid up, 9d ; Knnkum, contributing, 3d , Komata Reefs, Is 8d ; Maratoto, 2d Waitekauri, 7d , Pnde of Wwuhi, 7d' Risang Sun, 7^d ; Broken Hills, 3s 7d , Talifi«m.aai Cbnsol., 325; Waabi, 188s 9d, Waihi Consoliidlatbed, Is od , Waihi Extended, 6s 4d , Grand Junction. 41s.

•"Teddy" Huie the ma,u with, the wiute^ teeth, who edits Chrastohurok "Tiuth," bas been and) gone and married! Miss Dagmar Ross, who, the Presii Association states, is weull-known in artistic ourcles in Sydney. As a matter of fact Mas Dagmar Boss ie Mass Pagmar Edmonds, and ehe is a -daughter of Mass Frances Ross, lead Img lady with the Bland Holt Company for ten years past, which may be euirpirisin.g to many who think Frances the mere girl she looks. Whisper! iPrancee onoe^ merned a Mir. Edimondls, in the South Island. Mrs. Huie is the daughter. Congratulations to the lady. Your hand Tedfly'

The Lance lias read the Sydney "Bulletin's" new magazine, "The Lone Hand," from the title page to Hordern'e ad., and is astonished to find there's nothing to growl at in between the covers. For one tiling, the "Lone Hand" is out to whoop for Australia, and, maybe, while at is whoopang it will have a shout or two for th£s patch of scorm. It doesn't tell lies, either. There's a heap of stuff in the "Bulletin's" magazine besides 1 the masterly whoop. You can't find any fault with the short stories, miuoh of the verse is good, and the disclosures- of mednoal and gambling frauds will open a few eyes.

The first part of J. F. Arahib&ldfs "The: Genesas of the 'Bulletin,' " is disappointing—there isn't half enough of it. "J. F." has a way with him, right enough. It would be a top-notch magazine "without The Judicious Thief," which is frankly stolen matter. It is in a class by itself for skilful stealing. Piotuies, Al, Norman Lindsays illustrations being particularly rich. He was always a genius, but is beginning to "take pains." Printing and general get-up watnout fault. Price., one 1 shilling. It's worth it.