MINING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2270, 2 October 1914, Page 8

MINING NEWS

WELLINGTON SHARE .MARKET. There' were no transactions in. mining shares yesterday. 'I'ho quotations were ao ButtersBayers. Sellers. £6. d. £e. d. 'rali!nnan 16 9 17 3 'Waihi - 113 J Grand Junction — 13 3 STOCK EXCHANGE. (By Tcleereph.—l'l'i'Eß Association.) 1 Auckland, Octobor 1. Only a email Tohime of business was transacted on tho Stock Exchongo in Standard Stocks. South British Insurances were sold at £4 Is. 6d. A e«1o in Auckland Tramways (ord.) was roported at £1 2s. sd. 'In milling lines Waihi Grand Junotions wero placod at £1 3s. 6d.; Wtihia were quoted with 6011ar3 at £1 l&i. 6d„ ana buyers at £1 13s. Thero wore buyers ot 'iWismana at £1 '7b„ olid sellers at £1 7s. 3d. , Dunodln, October 1. Tho following sales wero nindo on the Stock Exchange to-day;— Waihi Grand Junction, £1 3s. 6d., £t 3«. 3d. The following salo was reported;— Union Steam (pref,), £1. BOSS GOLDFJELDS. Tl:e following telegram lias been received in Wellington from the Mine Superintendent at ltos>s"37oz. lOdWs. of gold from 857 trucks."

There should bo no doubt about the buccoss of allotting a covorcd stall for all the purebred cattle cntorcd for tho ■Wairarapa Show, Carterton. The committee aro just completing tho latest additions to tho large number already oi-ected on these well-equipped slioiv grounds. Intending exhibitors at Wairarapa at the end of tho month should not fail to secure a programme of tho show at the earliest opportunity. Tho largo number'of special prizes allotted tins year mark tho iixturo as being particularly inviting to horse-owners and breeders.