WITHDRAWAL FROM NEW ZEALAND.
The New Zealand Exploration Co., represented in Auckland by .Mr R. R. Hunt, have decided to withdraw from all business in New Zealand in three months. This company were instrumental in capitalising the Grown and ! Aroha Companies, and have besides spent a large sum of money in prospecting the Kauri Timber Company's property. Mr Bunt states that the withdrawal is due to the disabilities placed upon mining and exploration companies by the Government,
SHAREMARKET.
New Alburnias were easier to-day, being sold at 8s 6d, with sellers at 3s 8d and buyers at 3s 3d. New Whaus had sales at 3d, at which price more could have been placed, sellers asking 4d. Waihis hardened to buyers 955. Waihi Consols were done at 3d.
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Thames Star, Volume XXX, Issue 9047, 20 April 1898, Page 2
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