LONDON SHEEPSKIN MARKET
Dalgety and Company, Ltd, report receipt of the following cable from their London house dated September 7: Sheepskins—Merino, three-quarter to fullwoolled, Hid to 16id; quarter to halfwoolled, lid to 12gd; short and shorn, SJd to 3 0d; crossbred, three-quarter to full-woolled fine, 15d to three-quar-ter to full-woolled medium and coarse, 12d to 16Jd; quarter to half-woolled fine, lid to 16d; quarter to half medium and coarse, 10$d to 14d; short and shorn, B£d to 13d; lambs, 13d to 17d. >
COMPANY REGISTRATIONS Three private companies and one public company were registered in Auckland on Saturday. Details are:— Public The Fiji Mining and Mineral Exploration Company, Limited. Objects: To acquire and work mines and mining properties. Capital: £6OO in £lO shares. Subscribers: S. B. Sims, A. MacDonald, D. D. Wilson, F. L. Onion, J. Jamieson, T. Lowther, S. A. A. Fray, J. Barugh, and A. R. Clark, 1 share each. Private Callingliam and Cutler, Limited. Objects: To acquire and carry on the business of Callingham and Cutler, knitters and garment manufacturers. Capital: £4OO in £1 shares. Subscribers; T. H. W. Callingham and H. I. Cutler. 150 shares each; Dora Cutler and Agnes* Callingham, 50 shares each. The Alpine Ice Cream Company, Limited. ice cream dealers. Capital: £2.725 in £1 shares. Subscribers: W. Waring and Winifred Jew, 800 shares each; F. Macdonald, 700 shares; C. George and L. Pousell, 200 shares each; H. Hurst, 25 shares. H. and W. Bull. Limited. Objects: To carry on the business of tailors and outfitters. Capital: £2,000 in £1 shares. Subscribers: W. B. Bull, 999 shares, and G. W. H. Bull, 1,001 shares. MINING NEWS LUCKY SHOT.—The manager reports: “During the past week work has been confined to the drive north on the footwall dropper from the bottom of No. 2 winze. This drive is now out 15ft and the dropper is 3ft wide. The ore is heavilv mineralised and a few pounds of picked stone have been secured at each breaking down. The gold is much coarser than that found in the main level above on the same dropper. In the meantime, I intend pushing on with' this drive as it has every appearance of opening up a very large block of high grade ore.*’
1925 1926 1927 1928 £ £ £ £ 30,201 58.073 50,246 42,561 168,187 324,656 218,385 229,824 221,169 319,024 288,699 261.120 96,340 108,338 114,305 52.113 99,309 76,976 71,893 65,970
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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 455, 10 September 1928, Page 12
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396LONDON SHEEPSKIN MARKET Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 455, 10 September 1928, Page 12
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