(By Telegraph—Own Correspondent) AUCKLAND, May 9. THE SHAREMARKET. May Queen-Haurakis were weaker to-day, sales being made from 9g 3d to 8s Bd, Tranaactions were also uaade in Victoriaa at 1 Id, Komat* Reefs 3s 6d and Waihi Extended Bd. WAIHI-SILVERTON.
The Waihi-Silverton treated 1000 tons of ore for a yield of 640 ounce* of bullion, valued at £UU 6s lOd.
MAY QUEEN-HAURAKI.
The sinking of the Nos. 1 and 2 winzes at the No. 6 level of the Saxon section is being steadily proceeded with. The foipner is down a depth of about 36 feet, and the latter 13 feet. In the No. 1 winze the No. 1 reef is still of a moot encouraging descrip tion, and carries gold and excellent minerals. At the No. 2 winze ni|ce dabs of gold are visible in both the new and No. 1 reefs. These lodes also carry the very best of minerals. The No. 1 lode, being the stronger; body of the two reefs in this winze, is carrying away the new lode. Some very promising-looking quartz is com ing in in the footwall of tihO No. 1 reef, which is very encouraging in deed. Breaking down will take place in the course of a few days, and the prospects of a good haul of picked stone being secured when this takes place are most encouraging. At the May Queen Bection the Queen of May shaft has been enlarged to a depth of 56 feet below the No. 5 level.
THAMES STOCK EXCHANGE

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