MINING NEWS

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 18, 16 October 1918, Page 8

MINING NEWS

WELLINGTON SHARE MARKET. A sale of'Waihi ehares at 41b. 6d. was made sm 'Change yesterday. The quotations were as under:Buyers. Sellers. £s. d. ' £s. d. Talisman 0 9 9 — Waihi 2 16 2 2 0 Grand Junction 016 5 0 16 6 Wcatland Gold .: " 119 0 v — STOCK EXCHANGE. ' By Telegraph—Press Association. . Auckland; October 15. 'Sales: HuddarkParkcr, . 395. ?d.. 4Ca.; Wilson's Cement, 16s. id.; Grand 'Junction, I6s. 4d.; Talisman Consolidated, 9st. lOd.j Rising Sun, 2e. lid. , ■ Chrlstohurch, October 15. Sales reported: 'Bank of'-New South Wales, fJ6 10s.; Wellington Moat Co. (£4 Baid), .£4; (£2 12b. 6d. paid), £2 Us. i Dunedin, October 15. Sales: P. and O. deferred, £597; Waihi Grand Junction, 16s. Id.. 16s. 2d.; Mount liyell. 28b. • 6fi- 28s. 3d. ■ ■'

. Mr. T. Sowersby, Kopaki, has had a unique experience on his farm, reports the' "Te Kuiti Chronicle." A cow Rave birth to a calf, and despite all efforts made no milk could be secured . from the cow for a period of seventeen days, when the same cow gave birth to another calf, since 'when a good supi ply of milk is being secured. : Messrs. S. George Nathan and Co. offered for sale by public auction yesterday afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce two properties, the first being a cottage' property in M'lntyre Avenue, off Hawker Street, which was sold to Mrs. Morton for £575. The second was a building section on [Tpland Road, Kelburn, but as the reserve was not reached it was passed in, and is now open for private sale.