THE GOLDFIELDS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10319, 19 December 1896, Page 5

THE GOLDFIELDS.

ft* WEBBAPU.-OWN 00KRKSPWDKNT3.) Shahemarkkt. - Alfcer^eSfofld. AlbnrniajEasb, sellers M; Adelaide, buyers 2d; Bnnber-s Hill, sales 4s 2d; Cambria, buyers 23 6dj Clu " ' sellers M • I Conservative, sellers 6d; Kuranui Gale' i f? n . lan i' sellers 7s » Kuranui, aellorals 9d: m mi, gelled sci j Mqpfttsiari Ex' ik'lart' B 'P S „ B . l ' * MoanQtaiari, buyers 15a 1 L New What,, buyers 6d T? a WS U W OLi: I W, sellers ff P "J 3 •^' lic 'i sellers 3s, [buyers 2s 0d ' Rangatifo,. buyers 2id • Golden Opporfcu! ity, seller? 4d j Broken Hill, ftjye'rj Qd,' oil. WAVERLEY G.M. CO. nin ' v 7 ,neetil W Of the Wayerlflv Ka.Tff Ww *2m sss'ftitTflTh« 1.V arry « lnß iV v vahlable shoot of ore found it carrying up a valuable shoot of ore The j§ef was from 4ft to 12ft wide; 200 ft of driving had been done on' the northern side Ite and the reef in the face was crnM li W i ?' °f g°°d-lookjug quartz. The fn the"fci was the richest he had seen in the Rarangahake district. He had al*o •wwe'teg l a p ¥•, The . receipts £98 Qj 2d un ''® balanco ih hand WiJTETE nulla?™" mi 8 5 r ' )pe W is being steadily Si, '3 drive in , the Waitete see count™ • a '!? • m ,' 1 ? bcatsandstoqe qouqtry yet obtained in this part of the diswon' 4p , , fl '> lor I f°'f 18 now in « entered nrnnAr l« f ln " le Waitete section pioper is also being proceeded with. ' ' " MATAWAI G.M. (JO,' ipe meeting of the Matawai Gold Mining announced for yesterday laused for want of a quorijii). ||i receiptu, inS ing balance of £212 Joil in !,a„d , t the thoZ'l g ■ i? half-year, were £335 0s Bd, the Mlaqce in hand at present being £70 0s '% /'' '"lie manager's report" was of a satisfactory nature. • • H - * I

„ k ~ NOREUA G.M. CO. ±he ordinary general meeting of the Norena Gold Mining Company waV to have begn field yesterday, but lapsed for want of a quorum, The balance sheet- showed the remfV 'ojna ll ; ye n a f' ending December 10, 1896, tone £406 14s 3d, and the expenditure SYBIL G.M. CO~ iiie ordinary general meeting of shareholders in the Sybil Gold Mining Company, which was to haye beep field vesterdav lapsed for want of a quorum. The balancesheet showed the receipts for the six months ending December 10, 1896, (o bo £550 (sale of shares), and the expenditure £356 12s sd, leaving a balance in bank of £193 7s 7d. ! a WALLACE PROPRIETARY. Tj A cablegram ' la been received by Mr, A. d. miliar confirming the purchase for a large amountof shares, together with ample working capital, of the Waiter#, Waitara Extended specia c| ? jn, B( and tlmCjty of Durham licensed Holding, situated elope to Te Amha. to be known in future as the Wallace Proprietary. 1 . v *■..

I AND MINING I The following sales were recorded yesterday by the above Adelaide, Is 2dCardigan, Is; Golden Point, lOd; New Alburma.Ss ; Sheridan, 2s 8d : Sterling, ! Md: W» hi Monument, 1^1; Woodstock North, dd: Bunker's Hill, 4s Id, 4s 2d, 4s 3d 'o oj ral U North, contributing, 3s. 3s Id, jS 3 , 3 m ' Hauraki ort,| i paid np, 4s sd, rp ™j» Hanrak, Assorted Gold Reefs. 10d Tandem, Bjd, (I'l; Bay View, 9d. lOd, 9Ad • Harp of lara, %1; Juno, 6d, 6^(l. GENERAL MINING ITEMS; 1 fie mine manager of the Rising Sun telegraphed yesterday"Great improvement in lootwall, reef two feet six inches wide: it prospects well." A final meet of shareholders in the Mffm Norman Syndicate will be held at the victoria Arcade, on Monday next, at noon.