MINING NEWS.

Southland Times, Issue 15057, 28 September 1901, Page 3

MINING NEWS.

♦ [Pni Unttbd Press Association.] Dujtedin, Sept. 27. Dunedin Exchange sales : Alexandra Lead 4s 9d, Central Charlton 9s 6d, Cromwell 63s 6d, Electric Extended 9s, Ettrick Bs, Gentle Ann ; e 10a, Gold King 5s 6d, Golden River 4e 6d, 4» Bd, Junction Electric 28s, Kelly and Casey 8s lid, Magnetic Bs, Royal Maori 9s, Vincent Extended 7s. Otago Kxohango : Fourteen Mile Beach 16s 9d, Gold Queen 5a 6d, Leaning Rack lls 6d. „ , _ . . Equitable Exchange: Boundary Creek 4s. lodging returns; Cromwell 60oz lSdwt, Centt»TCharlton27<H;2dwt, Wairaumu Extended, 2&b 3dwt, Inch Valldy 230z 14dwt, iKJnetic 220z, Spec Gully 20o* lOdwt Ah pineCoraofe 19oz 15dwt f Gold Queen ,l9ms 7dwt, Waimumu, 19oz Id, Bendigo 18oz, Hartley and Riley, 14?z 6dwt, Lady Chartton lira, InchdaleandDunback, soz ldwt. Most of the Molyneux dredges have had to ■top or been very much hampered by drift. In the Magistrate's Court to-day a compromise ma arrived at in a pecuhar ahare ewe, in which J. W. Cunningham sued h. A. Cogan, claiming £53 10s. The plaintiff bought, through a broker, shares in the Vincent Co. of which defendant is secretary. He received a transfer which he lodged at defendant* office. The Bhares, it appeared, bekmgod to the wife of a clerk in the defendant office and instead of a transfer bemg passed it wm presumably destroyed by the SeriTwhoea wife disposed of the chares aW It was Bought to hold Cogan responsible for the act of his clerk, but a compromise was arrived at.