EXPORT OF GOLD AND SILVER.

New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXX, Issue 19, 8 May 1902, Page 13

EXPORT OF GOLD AND SILVER.

The export of gold from the Colony) last month was almost) dottible that for April last year — viz.,, 43,0520z, as against 22,5i000z. The total for the past four months was 141,7790z, valued at £541,440, as compared with 137,8630z, valued at £533,567, during the corresponding period of last year. During the ftrst quarter of the present % year 10,000oz more of gold were exported from Auckland than d|uring the first Quarter last year. The exp,ort of silver ,last month was 51,6380z, as against 34,1140z for April last year.

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