MINING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2681, 10 December 1909, Page 2

MINING.

AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE. ((Special to “Times.”) AUCKLAND. Dec. 9. On the Exchange to-day there were sales of' Waihl at £9 18s to £9 1.7 s 6d, Junctions 35s to -34 s 9(1, Extended 3s 6d, Talisman 45s to 44s 9d to 44s 6d, Cro;wn 4s 7di to ss, Broken Bills Is 2d, Caledonian Is 2d to Is Sylvia 5s Id, Waiotahi 4s 9d to 4s lOu, Watchman-Is 7d, Consolidated Goldfields 18s 6d, Old Hauraki 2s 9d to 3s Id to 3s, Handswortli Bd. , The closing prices were: Waihi—(Sellers £9 17s 6d, buyers £9 16,s 6d. . f Junction—3ss and 34s 9d. Talisman—44s 9d and 44s 3d. Broken Hills —Is 2d and Is Id. Dixons —6d and 44d. May Queen —2s lOd and 2s 9d. Sylvia—ss 21 and 5s Id. Waiotahi —4s lid and 4s lOd. Hauraki —3s and 2s lid. Handsworth —9d and 7d. Extended—3s 7d and 3s sd. Crown —5s 1(1 and 4s l.ld. Golden Hills —5s and 4s Bd. Caledonian—ls 2d and Is Id. Monowai —Is 6d and Is 2d. Saxon —Is 3d and Is Id. Watchman—ls 8d and Is 7d. Royal Oak—ls and lid. Bendigo—sd and 3d. Waitaia —9d and 7d. NEW ALPINE MINE. (Special to “Times.”) GREYMOUTH. Dec. 9. The following is the mine manager s report for the week ending rth December 1909:—During the week the north face was extended 32ft, making, a tot? distance north from the crosscut of 4i/ feet Nothing of any value as ■ revealed. During the last two rounds a body of stone came m. measuring 2rfc 6in in width, but this evening it had pinched to Ift at the top, ana the stone track is bearing off to the east. I expect this stone to lead up to the north winze. Block samples have been taken, but no gold was seen in breaking down. .