SOUTHERN EXCHANGES

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 899, 17 February 1930, Page 11

SOUTHERN EXCHANGES

Late Commercial —

TODAY’S SALES si* d ' n £ ~ Sil ! 7* r ? ported: Pank of Aus--3j.C«liftChurc*l, —*^ n ’Change: Government tr»l?aD ce " f - Jn**ribed. 1936. £99: Ausi anlc °* Commerce. 25s 2d: _ ational Bank of New Zealand, £6; DalMp'i t (two parcels); Gear "»«f-.^Si Pa dii.). 39 3i : s EleCtr ° lytiC Z ‘ nC mining news ' Thr> manager reports as d r i v * k • T ,t e r,se from the stopes in the stin! on main Or»ando lode. A # as , been carried north from the f PAt K fp e rise for a distance of seven av * *°t«l seven feet. The reef here ,2ft 6in wide, and carries nice mineral blende, antimony, and in Strong dabs of sold are seen ston*} o ore - *»nd a few pieces of picked wanV e< ‘ u r* d - Drive south on hangingv.,/ branch of the Orlando lode from the of the winze has been driven four i* r ~°tal of 18 feet. The reef here left stripped, and is a strong body v, *i one 3ft wide, carrying nice mineral oitnde and silica. A little of the quartz broken down showed dabs of arm . e country rock on both walls hi. continues to be of a splendid class. n 0,1 , cross leader from drive north Si-, w banging -wall branch of Orlando nf ine , been risen four feet—a total feet from level. The reef here of .^f a £ es 12 inches wide, and is a nice hrJIrK^ ct bod >' of stone, carrying nice mineral blende. antimony, and ‘.l ca - Nice dabs of gold are seen in ri«Ti,? r f and dabs of gold are seen lying riStu in the :)ntimouy We are still ■'mowing up on the junction with the ,‘„; mr 'h leader that comes out of the in? ■ This leader also looks promis- , making gold, as the class of both walls is all that cotild be irea for making .a patch of gold.’