MINING NEWS
W r BLIiEs T GTON' SHAEB MARKET, There was nothing doing' in the mining market yesterday as usual. The nuotations were as follow:— , Buyers, Sellers. „ £s. d. ' £e. d. Murray Creek 2 5 0 — Ross ■ 0 0 2 — Success Dredge — 110 6 THE HAORAKI REEFS, LTD.' The mine manager of the Hauraki Beefs reports as follows :—Stasing over No. 3 level has been','in hand during the past week, and about 101b. picked stone was obtained from, the crushing dirt. Carrying along the leading stope, and timbering up above the eame. level, is in'progress. The No. 3 face is still in good 'iolintry, with a likely-loolting Teel. The No. 2 face is also showing a fine reef in good country. The Wyny-ardton reef is still small, although a little gold was seen. A start •ha« been made to also drive on the reef going east with an extra shift, . STOOIC EXCHANGE. 'By Telegraph-Press Association. e„i„. < Auckland, March 14. Bales on Change:—Talisman, 14s. 9d.: Waihi, 35a. 3d.; National Bank. £5 Is.Auckland Gas, 28s. 9d. „ i ■ ~r■ Dunedln, Maich 14 Sale:—Waihi, 35a.
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2720, 15 March 1916, Page 8
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181MINING NEWS Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2720, 15 March 1916, Page 8
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