The adjourned half-yearly meeting of the Waka marina Golden Bar Goldmining Com* pauy (Limited), was held last night. The report stated that during the past six months the Company had steadily progressed. An offer for the property had been made by the representative of an English syndicate, but as the directors did not consider it good enough, they declined it. Since last half yearly meeting the whole of the purchase money for the property had, been p&id off, and the Company was now practically out of debt. Thq hulk of the reserve shares lie&h placed., and the contribu tory now represented 20,660 shares out of a total contributory of 23,000 shares. A long discussion with regard to the balance* shoot took place, but eventually it was passed. Eesolutions were carried to the effect that negotiations be opened up at, onoo with Mr H. E. Hunt for the sale of the Company’s pro perties, and that if an offer is received from Mr Hunt it be submitted to the shareholders. A committee of five was set up to confer with Mr W. J. Hunt, with reference to his 1000 shares in the Company. Messrs Braund and Badham were elected auditors of the Com pany.
THE RYLEY BANKRUPTCY.
