THE SHAREMARKET.

Te Aroha News, Volume VII, Issue 393, 14 August 1889, Page 5

THE SHAREMARKET.

Bank of New Zealand— Sellers, £7 14s (old) New Zealand insurance — Sellers, 72s South British Insurance— Sellers, 33s New Zealand Loan and Mercantile— Buyers, 70s ; sellers, 72s 6d Land Mortgage— Buyers, 17s 3d MINING. Saxon— Business done, 8s 3d; sellers, 83 6d Trenton— Sellers, 43 2d New Moanataiari— Sellers, 2s 9d New Alburnia— Buyers, 2s ; sellers, 2s 4d Royal Oak— Sellers, Is 3d The Corowa "Times" (Queensland) relates a comical occurrence that took place a few days since at Dry Creek. JLb appears thab a fermenting vab full of wine was accessible to some bullocks, which helned thomselves rather largely, and soon became intoxicated. Then commenced a general uproar, in which skin, hair, horns, and hoofs circulated pretty freely. One enormous animal made several ineffectual attempts to stand on his head, but only succeeded in breaking one of his horns. A couple of whips, however, soon drove them into a paddock, where they lay down to sleep off tho effects of their potations. At the conclusion of Mr Dillons address delivered in Adelaide recently, at which Mr P. Glynn, M.P., presided, Mr F. E. Krichauff, M. L\ , proposed and Mr Cohen, M.P., seconded, "That this meeting having heard Mr Dillons exposition of the Irish question, promises him its hearty sympathy and support for tho cause which he advocates." The motion was carried unanimously.