MINING NEWS
; . WEIiLINGTON SHARE MARKET. ' Tho auotations yesterday for mining shares ' were as under:— Buyers. Sellers. £ s. d. £ 9. d. Mount Lyell r 111 .9 Waihi HI 2 10 Grand Junction 0 13 1 — Westland Gold 111 6 — STOCK EXCHANGE. , By Telegraph.—Press Association. Auckland, September 10. ■Sales—New Zealand Insurance, £10 5b.; Huddart-Parker, 445; 9d.; Northern Steamship, '16s. 6d.; Wilson's Cement, 13s-. 9d., 13s. 10d.; Waihi, 41b.; Talisman, ss. 3d., 9s. - 4d. ■ • ' s Chrlstchurch, September 10. Sales reported—New Zealand Refrigerating, £2 4s. 9d. ' Duncdin, September 10. •Sale—P. and O. Deferred, £400,. Sale reand O. Deferred, £40C. MURRAY CREEK. The mine manager of the Murray Creek Gold Mining Company, Ltd., reports for the month of August, as follow.—No. 4 level-North; Stoping lias been carried on here without any change. South: Stoping ha*, been carried on in tljo hangingwall reef to a length of about 110 feet, with a width from 2ft. to Cft. Thi« line of reef is now being opened for stoping to the south rise. A commencement has been made- sloping the "centro block" (between' hamrinp-wall and foot-wall reefs) at present, showing good faces goinp south. Further development is now going on to prove tho extent of this. No stoning has been done on the foot-wn.ll reef. Repairing this level is now in hand. When completed I intend to let a contract t"> extend No. 4 north 100 feet.. Further development will bo undertaken on tho smith end, by way >of rising io connect with the centro block stone. No. 3 Lcvcl.--North: The reef continues here from 2ft. to 10ft. in width, for about 150 ft. in length, with every appearance of further extension. No further work*"has been done above this level during the past month. Tonnage: Stoped for tho month, 1157 tons. Delivered to bat-tory ore-bin, IC66V tons. During the month 1015 tons of quart!-, were crushed, which produced gold and concentrates of a gross value of £2030. The recent conference of tho Wellington Freezing Workers' Union decided to make further representations to the Minister of Imlustriiil- Affairs, vith the object of having Australian liuightermen excluded this year.
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 303, 11 September 1918, Page 8
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349MINING NEWS Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 303, 11 September 1918, Page 8
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