MINING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2450, 1 May 1915, Page 10

MINING NEWS

WELLINGTON SHARE MARKET. .The business done in the mining market . yesterday consisted of sales of Talisman at 24a. 9d„ and Waihi at 40s. 6d. and 40s. The quotations were as under:— . Buyers. Sellers £ e. fl. £ e. d. JROBS 0 0) — Grand Junction' 15 6 16 0 Waitangi ! 0 12 0 15 Watchman — 0 10 BTOOK EXCHANGE. 0 . (By Telegtaph.—Press Association.) 1 Auokland, April 30. The Htook Exohaage salc6 wore as follow:—Auckland Gas, 165.; NZ.'Paiper Mills, 17s. 9d.; Takapuna Trams, 125.; Waihi, 405., 395. 9d., 395„-39a.' 3d., 395. 6d.; Waihi Grand Junctions, 255. 6d.; Talisman Consolidated. 255.; New Sylvia, 7Sd.

Chrlstchurch, April 50, Boles reported:—Farmers' Co-operative, £2 7a. 6d.; Waiki, £2; Grand Junction, £1 6s. Dunedin, April 30. Boles-.—Auckland Trams, !2s'. ljd.; Waita, 1 405. TVAIHI-PABEOA COMPANY. (By Megraßh.—Prese Association.! Auckland, April 30. For the four-weekly period ended April Z4 the Waihi-Pacroa Bold Extraction Oompany, Ltd., treated 12,200 tons ol tailing for a return of £3150. The company haj now treated' 420,200 tons of tailings for O. return of £131,561, HIGGINSON AND MACSHANE, • 143 Featherston Btreet, Wellington. SHAREBROKERS and ACCOUNTANTS. MONET TO LEND on Firat-olaas Freehold Security.

Messrs. J, H. Bethnne and Co. announce in oui; auction columns an important sale of a valuable collection of Books belonging to the estate of the late Morris Fox to be held at their rooms, Featherston Street, on Friday next, May 7, at 1 p.m. Some 2000 volumes of interesting and wellbound books will be offered, comprising Waverley Novels, Border edition, 24 vols.; The Gadshill Dickens, 35 vols.; Thackeray, 13 vols.; ICipling, 13 vols;; Theatre Magazine, 26 vols.; Punch" from 1841 to 1914, a number of books on New Zealand, Poetical Work 6, History, Political Economy, ■Works of Reference, and general literature. Tho books are now on view, and catalogues may be had on application. When the system bccomea overcharged with urio acid the blood fails to perform its natural functions, the .body loses "tone," and the way is laid open for the dread diseases of Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, and Gout. Sufferers from these distressing complaints are often reduced to a very critical condition of health, and many so-called "remedies" aro tried in vain. RHEMD is the one real and ivliolly successful cure for uric acid troubles. It it a scientifically _ compounded medicine that drivos the uric acid from tho blood —and by removing the cause it cures the disease. Of all chemists and stores, 2s. 6d. and ts. 6d.—Advt.