MINING NEWS.
(BY TELEQBAPII.— OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
Thames, this day, IVAtniOE (Karangahake).—lt Is under, stood that the directors contemplate sending 100 tons quartz to Sydney for smelting, in accordance with Mr La Monte's recommendation.
Deep Lev.l Ckos3.—Operations are about to be resumed in a block on the Imperial No. 2 lode, above No. i level, which was proved payable two years ago, but temporarily abandoned owing to an influx of water.
Moanataiari.—Cox (tributer) crushed eight tons quartz for the return of 51ozs gold.
Success (Coromandel).—The mine manager reports : Since my last report timbering up has been completed, and stoping is being continued both ways from the crofecut. The ground is rather broken and irregular, and tho rcqf small in places, but continues to show small dabs of specimen gold. For the week there has been about 40z., of gold obtained.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 130, 17 June 1885, Page 2
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