MINING NEWS
YESTERDAY’S QUOTATIONS. WELLINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE. Quartz —Big River Extended, sellers 2s Gd; Komata Reefs, sales 3s ?.i; Now Zealand Talisman, buyers £1 4s Gd : Wailu Extended, sellers 4s. Sluicing— Parapara (contrib.), sellers £1 Is. Dredging (West Coast, Nelson arid Marlborough)—Aylmer Lead, sellers par; Duller Junction, sellers 11s 6d p; Four River Plain, sellers 2s Gd" dis; Greenstone Geld, sellers 3s pGreenstone Junction, sales £1 ss; Grey River Consolidated, sellers 3s Gd p; Jones's Flat, sellers Is p; Kobikohi, buyers 6s p; i' ohinoor, buyers 8s p, sellers !)s Gd; Maori Quecm, sellers £1 15s; Mokoia, sellers £1 4s; Notown Creek, buyers 3s p; Old Diggings, buyers 2s Gd p, sellers 4s 3d; Premier Butler, sellers par; Reeftou United, sellers 2s -3d p; Rccklands Beach, sellers £1 Is Gd; Three-mile (Greenstone Creek), sellers £1 2s Gd Totara Flat, sellers 2s >6d p ; Totara Flat (paid-up), sellers 17s Gd; Victory, sellers 9s Gd p; Waipuna Creek, sellers par. Dredging (Otago)—Broad Creek, buyers 5s dis; Central Charlton, sellers 1.9 s 9d; Ohatto Creek, sellers 12s Gd; Endeavour,' buyers £1; Gold Queen, sellers £1 Ss Gd; Hartley and Riley, sellers £7 2s 6d; Junction Electric, buyers £1 11s; Kawarau Bridge, sellers 14s Gd; Lady Charlton, sellers par; Long Valley, sellers £1 13s; No. 2 Matau, sellers par; Prince Albert, sellers Gd p; Bailor’s Bend, buyers £2 2s Gd. O. S. Watkins, Chairman. . C. D. Morpeth, Secretary. DUNEDIN STOCK EJCCTTANOE.
mens AMOciATum. . PUNKin.N', Main!) 10, To-dpy J » JLmadin Exchange Bplps W»lw ' - Ob pd j Grand, junction, 6a nd: TjrfrwU»r. 8s; Woodstock, 4b"Btl, Paid-up - -Alpino No. 3, 45*>; Arrnu.lunotinn, 30*; Boundary Croak, 31s; Cairnmufr, 33a 3d and 80»; Central Eleotrio, 83h; Elootrio, C2s 3d, 83s and 535; Electric Extended, 30s, S 8«, 87s 6d, 3-1 s 6d, 34k, 34b 3d, 34» 6d, 35b Od, 3Qs Od, - 37* Od, 37b 4j<l, 37s od, 37s 9d, 38s and 38s 6d; Enterprise, £5; Gibbs. ton, 20s; Golden Bod, 19s; Golden Link, 20s ,and 21s; Golden River, 6s; Golden Run, 465: Kelly and Casey, 36s 3d, 36s 6d, 36s 9d, 36s and 36s 3d; Majestic, 34s 3d, 34s 6d and 355; Meg and Annie, 60s 6d and 60s; Moa Flat,2os 6d; New Alexandra, 12s and 12s 6d; New River, 10s 9d; Sailor’s Bend, 42s and 41s 9d ; Second Magnetic, 395, 40s, 40s 9d and 41s; Upper Magnetic, 37s 3d and 37s ; Vincent Extended, 44s 9d. Otago Exchange.—Buller Junction, Os; Mokoia, 23s 9d; Nelson Creek, 58s 6d, 58s Od, 58s 6d, 59s and 59s Cd. Equitable Exchange. —Endeavour. 20s 9d ; Fourteen-mils Beach. 30s; Kawarau Bridge, 13s. HOKITIKA, March 10. Splendid rains are falling. Water has been much needed for sluicing.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4310, 20 March 1901, Page 6
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