MINING.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 69691, 6 December 1900, Page 3

MINING.

DUNEDIN STOCK EXCHANGE. [Per Phess Association-.] DUNEDIN, Doc. 6. Sales on tbo Dunedm Stock Exchange: — Arrow Junction 21s 6d, Central Electric 78s 6&, First Chance 28s nnd 28s, Grey River 465, Meg and Annie 77s Cd and 78s, Merriinac 38s, New Alexandra Bs, Prince of Wales ss, Upper Alagnetic 40s 9d and 41s, Vincent Extended 44s 6d, Waikaka Porks 9s, CANTERBURY STOCK EXCHANGE. The following are to-day's quotations of the Stock Exchange of Canterbury: — Sellers — Al 21s, Alpine No. 2 435, Bald Hill Flat par, Caledonia 6d. Cardroua 2fo. 1 ls discount, Grey River 465, Grey River Consolidated 4s, Grey River Extended 2s, Grey Monarch 2s 6d, Moonlight par, Reeves's Proprietary 255, White Star 20s. \ ' • The Waimangaroa claim will.be prospected early this month, 'and some good -prospects aro expected. On a claim adjoining this property a party of men havo been earning an average of JEIO per week. Tho case of alleged " stilting " of a dredging claim in the neighbourhood of Foley's Creek is being heard at Kumara to-day. The grants made to tlie Buller County by the Mines Department amount to £4245. The. Hokitika " Guardian " states that the Foley's Creek pontoons were -successfully launched into the dam prepared for their, reception on Thursday afternoon. The machinery is nearly all on the ground, and a start will shortly bo made to piit it together. Some considerable time will elapse before' the Mokoia dredge cau recommence work, as it 13 still stranded, and difficulty is being, experienced in launching the cumbrous vessel. The Hokitika "Guardian" states that it is the intention of the Foley's Creek and Brandy Jack Companies to further prospect their' claims.