MINING NEWS
The secretary of the Waimangaroa River Gold Dredging Company, Mr G. C. Carter, lias been advised of the completion cf operations in sinking the first prospecting shaft for the company, with very satisfactory results. The prospects obtained are now on view in the window of Mr tV. H. Lloyd’s jewellery establishment, Lamhton quay. YESTERDAY’S 0. U OTATIONS. v WELLINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE. Quartz —Waihi Extended, sellers -is. Dredging (West Coast, Nelson and Otago)—Aylmer Lead, sellers par; Blackwater, buyers par; Duller Junction, sellers Us 6d p ; Four River Plain, sellers Is 6d dis; Greenstone Junction, sellers £1 Gs; Hokitika Extended, sellers 3d p; Jones’s Flat, sellers Is p; Kohikohi, buyers 5s p ; Kohiuoor, buyers 8s 6d p, sailers 9s; Marsdcn No. 1, sellers 3d p ; Maori Queen, sellers £1 15s; Old Diggings, sellers 4s p; Omdurman (paid up), sellers £1 2s Od ; Perm's Reward, sellers 6d p; Premier Duller, sellers par; Red Jacks, buyers 3s 8d p; Reefton United, sellers 2s 6d p ; StaffordWaimea, -buyers 2s 9d p; Tercniakau, sellers 3d dis; Three-mile (Greenstone Creek), sailers £1 2s; Totara Flat, sellers 2s 6d p; Victory, sellers Os 4d p. Dredging (Otago)—Bendigo, buyers 6; Od p; Centml Charlton, buyers 18s sellers £1; Charlton Creek, buyers £] 10s; Chatto Creek, sellers 12s 6d ; Four-lean-mile Beach, buyers Id 12s 6d ;Hart ley and Riley, sellers £7 2s 6d; Lonj Valley, sellers £1 13s: Prince Albert sellers 6d p; Sailor’s Bond, sellers £‘ 6s 3d. O. S. Watkins, Chairman. C. D. Morpeth, Secretary.
FHESS ASSOCIATION. DUNEDIN, March 11. , To-day's Dunedin Stock Exchange salel were : —- Premiums—Duller Junction, 10s 3d and 9s 6d; Hokitika River, 11s; North Beach, 4s 3d; Pactolus, 28s. Paid-u.n—-Alpine Consols, 50s and 48s ; Cairnmuir, 35s and 35s 9d ; Central Electric, 60s and 51s; Charlton Creek, 325; Electric Extended, 49s 3d, 495, 48s 9d, 48s 6d, 4.85, 48s 3d, 48s, 495, 49s 3d, 49s 6d, 50s, 50s ltd, 50s, 49s 9d and 50s; First Chance, 345; Ford's Creek, 10s 3d; Gold King, 17s 9d; Golden Link, 225; Great Central, 355; Grey River, 37s 6d ; Halfway House, 46s 6d, 46s', 475, 46s and 45s 6d; Inchhohne, 10s, 10s 3d and 10s; Kelly and Casey, 355, 35s Gd, 35s 3d and 35s ; Moa Flat, 20s : Mokoia., 245; Otago, 19s: Roxurgh. Jubilee, 21s Gd; Sailor’s Bend, 42s 6d ; Second Magnetic, 40s, 395, 38s 9d, 395, 38s, 40s, 40s Gd, 41s, 41s Gd, 42s 6d and 435; Threemile Greenstone, 21s ; Upper Magnetic, 375; Vincent Extended, 40s 9d, 40s Gd, 40s 3d and 40s; Wairaumu, 265; Waimnmu Extended, 8s Gd and 7s Gd 1 ; Golccnda, Is Gd dis. Equitable—River Molyneiux, 4s ; Roxburgh Jubilee, 2s 6d; Galvanic, 345; Hartley and Riley, £6 17s Gd; Hokitika Extended, 15s. GOLD RETURNS. NELSON, March 14. During the month the Golden Blocks battery, at Taitapu, near Collingwood, bias been running twenty-three days, and has crushed 217 tons stone for 2440 z of gold.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4306, 15 March 1901, Page 6
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