MINING NEWS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1300, 1 December 1911, Page 10

MINING NEWS.

WKMJNfI'JTiN hhai:i;ma f! Tlie cdiir-c or .'itleii duriiiK lII' I p;iet month lviij- ndrr: Hl.'icliwoirr, 25;;. Iliiininl'in, Hil. lUirunnl Gtli'doiji.in, I J . 4Jd., K HJd,, I?. Oil. .Mountain Kinir. 2',d. New Kvtvln. la. 9(1.. 1?. C(J„ Is. Ed.. Is. 7(1.. is. 3d.. Is. 6ld. Occidental, 2h. 3d . 2-., K 6(1., Is. It'll., Iti. lid., 25., 2s. 2d., ?,<■ Call., Is. llid„ 2s. 6(1., 2s. Id., 2s. 2(1., K lOld.. K Vjl Talisman, 50?. 9d., 50?. 3d., iOf. 71d., f/is. 6d.. M.?. fid. Victoria, 9J<!.. 9;d. Waihl, 6Hh., 62?., 62ri.. 61 h. 9(1., 61?. fxl., Ms. 9d„ 61?. 91, Mr, Jd., 6U„ 615.. 59?. 3d., Mi. (d.. 61,.. 61?. 3d., 6C?„ 60?., 59?. 91, 61'?,., 59?. fid , 69?. 3d. Wnihi Grand Junction. 33=. 3d., 3.55. 4d., 335., 33.4., 335. 3d., 3-1?., 33?. 9(1., 33?. fid., 33:j. 32'., 335..33?. 3d.,34?., 33s 91, 33?. 8d„ 3Js. 9d„ 33',. 3d , 33». IJd., 3.H, 35*;. JJs. 31, Us. 3d., 335.. 33?., 33?., 325. Oil., 325. 61, 3'is, 3d.. 32?. 6(1., 32m. 3d.. 32?. 61, 32?. 3d., 33?.. 3d., 325. M„ 325. 9(1., 33?., 325. 3d., 325. 5(1., 32?. 61. 32?. 7d„ 325., 32?., 32a., 31s. 6d, 32?., S2n. 3d.. 31?:. 9d., 32?. <<d„ 31-. 9d. Waiolahi, 45., 5s Id., 6s. 2(1.. 6?. 3(1., 6?. 6d., 6?:. 7d„ 75., 6s. 11(1., as. lid., 4?. 111, 4s. Bd. ' Waitangi, 3s. OJd., 3s. 2d.. 3«. 5d., 36. 4(1., it. 'd.. 3s. sd„ 3;. lid. Watchman, le. 10d., Is. 9jd. Waihi-Paeroa, 255. Worksop Dredge, 495., 47?. 61 ltoss. Is. ICd., 2s. STOCK EXCHANGE. IBjr TeleeraDh.—l'ress Association.) Duncdin, November 30. The only Stock Exchange sale to-day v.-as one ot Waihi Grand Junction at £1 14s. Sales reported were: New Sylvia, Is. 6Jd.; Union Steam, £2 Is. 6d. WAITAXGI CONSOLIDATED. The mino manager reports progress for the past week at the Beach Ijevel as follow:—The contractors have extended the drive a further distance of 30 feet, making a total distance of 2876 feet, and 17 sets of timber were put in. Driving in the face was delayed for a time, owing to boiler inspection and timbering up the drive. The country still continues to look well, and two or three nice-looking leaders were cut, from three to six inches in width, carrying somo favourable minerals, but no gold visible. Thero is still a big flow of water coming. The water i:i the wiiui is sinkin-r slowly, there being still a few feet in' die bottom. I hope' to make a start on Monday with two men to clean up the drive in the upper level, and timber tile winze where required.