THE LATEST.
TII _ EU Rls KA.—W ATE R DRAINED BY THE KURANUI
ALL NATIONS CRUSHING
INVBRNESS.--100 OZ •'. FROM
28 TONS
WA ITRMATA CRUSHING-.—
GOOD RHfUBN.
UNA DIVIDEND
2 30 p.m
The cause of the rise in the Eureka
scrip is in consequence of the water being drained from tho mine b)' opening into the Kuranui Company's
ground
The All Nations return for the month is 015 ounces from 270 tons. The Junction arc still cleaning up. The return will be very satisfactory. The Inverness have completed another crushing of 28 tons, which it is expected will yield 100 o_s. Tho Waitemata have obtained 48
ozs. from 30 tons. The Una has declared a dividend of
2s. per share
The share market is lively. Caledonians have sold at_,Lo_; Thames, £20 I.os. to £21 • City of Dunedin, £5 IDs.; Eureka, 10s. to Gs. ; Otago,
275.; Cure, 9s
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 401, 24 April 1871, Page 2
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