TE AROHA.
(BY TELEfiRAPH.—OW^ CORRESPONDENT.)
Te Aroha. this day.
A most important feature in connection with mining operations is that several outsiders are coming to the front through the energetic manner in which they are being worked, and the corresponding rapid haprovements in their prospects. Inverness.—The low level proves the existence of kindly country a considerable distance from the surface. Have 25 feet further to go to intersect the reef.
The Diamond Gully have struck 'the' New Find reef, with gold showing. This is an important discovery for the shareholders. The Welcome have holed through, and have a fine block to operate on. The Emily started a low level to intersect the main reef, which for 200 feet on the surface prospects well. The Waioroncomai looks well. *
The New Find continues to turn out an abundant supply of excellent crushing stuff. The battery returns for to-day are as follows:—New Find (10 head), 148pz8 amalgam; Premier (15 head), 1460z5; Colonist (10 head), GOozs; Werihiko (5 head), 63ozs ; Waitoki, extra, 3ozs. TotaL 4200z5.
In accordance with instructions from Auckland, the Manager is now retorting tho amalgam which came to hand up to the 21st inst., as follows :—Premier, 1,3610z5.; New Find, 1,G650k. ; Colonist, 1,010; VVerahiko, 917 ; Waitoki, 185.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 4193, 24 November 1883, Page 2
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