MINING NEWS.
! (BYTEiTORAPH.-OWNCORRBBPONpBNT). ' Auckland, Last Night,; ; A'MUCH better tone on the Exchange prevailed to-day, several stocks registeringgood advances, the'most notable being Waihi Silvertons, which, after selling as low as,39soD Saturday, reachedso3 at noon today, Bunkers' Hill shares-were offered as lowas 9s this' morning, by noon they had rnached 12s. Queen of Waihi shares were in demand at 3s, having advanced in sympathy with Waihi Silvertons. Grown shares , are still wanted at 345; and Waitekauns at 8s 4d, but there are no sellers, at that price. Kapai-Vermbnts were firm at Us. Thames stocks showed'little change. New Albania, Owhatoas.and; were easier; in price. "'"'''L The cause of the rapid advance in Waihi Silvertons became apparent! when the following telegram was posted on the Exchange:-" In driving the main crosscut from the shaft we cut a new reef four feet wide; oo wall yet." The assay value is £4 10s per ton. v j
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Waikato Times, Volume XLV, Issue 3648, 19 November 1895, Page 5
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151MINING NEWS. Waikato Times, Volume XLV, Issue 3648, 19 November 1895, Page 5
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