The mine manager of the Detached Squadron mine reports as follows: "lam , still working| in tho surface, so as to cut the reef in several plaoes. I havo traced it orer ono hundred feet, and am prospecting it thoroughly, both stone and mullock in which I rise good prospects. I think of giving it a further trial before I put in a lower level.—Charles Franklin.
Two cases of inflammation of tho lungs wero received into the Hospital to-day.
The following mining telegrams were received to-day :—From the new Prince Imperial: "Banked l.GGOozs. retorted gold. —(Signed) G. S. Clark." From tho Mariner: "Broken down branch leader. Gold seen freely. No picked stone.— (Signed) Chas. D. Waite.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 4129, 26 September 1883, Page 3
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