MINING.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2739, 18 February 1910, Page 2

MINING.

AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE

[Special to “Times.”l AUCKLAND, Feb. 17. On the Exchange to-day there ay ere sales of Waihi at £lO Os (id. Junctions 32s 3d to. 32s Gd to 32s 3u, Talisman 51s 3d to 525, Broken Hills Is Id, Golden Hills 3s 9d, Waiotalii 4s Scl, Watchman Is 9d to' Is lOd, Consolidated Goldfields 225, Old Hauralci 5s lid to 6s 2d to 5s ’4d to 5s 6d. The closing prices were: Waihi—Sellers £lO Os Gd, buyers £lO. Junction —32s 3d and 325. Do (options)—is 9d and 4s. Extended—3s 6d and 3s 4d. Talisman —52s and 51s 9d. Crown —4s 9d and 4s 7d. Broken Hills—ls Id and Is. Golden Hills —3s 9d and 3s 3d.

Dixons—sd and 4d. Caledonian —Is 7d and Is Gd. May Queen —4s Gd and 4s 4d. Sylvia—3s Sd and 3s 7d. Okl Alburnia: —Is Gd and Is 4d. Do (paid)—2s and Is Gd. Saxon—ls 9d and Is Gd. Waiotalii—4s lOd and 4s Sd. Watchman —Is lOd and Is Sd Old Hauraki —5s Gd and os sd. Royal Oak —Is 3di and Is. Bendigo—9d and 4kl. Waitaia —71 d and 6-kl.

THE NEW ALPINE MINE

[Special to “Times.”] GREY-MOUTH, Fob. 17

The following is a copy of the mine manager’s report for the week ending loth February, 1910: —“No. 7 crosscut was extended 17ft, making the total south 90ft. The ground continued hard for the greater part of the week, but it is better ground during the past two shifts, .with a. small hand of soft slate in the middle of the drive. The ground is running mostly north and south (the direction of the crosscut), and I think, before we can get any reef, the country will have to come more around to oast- and west (cross the direction of the crosscut), as the ground is underlying to the west.”