OUR GOLDFIELDS.

Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 152, 30 June 1887, Page 5

OUR GOLDFIELDS.

(BY TKLEGTvAPH.— OWN COEEESPONDENT;)

Thames, this day.

CAMBBiA.-Dunng the. past week 1 83 loads of quartz have been put through the battery for 32465?. of amalgam, while yOlbs. of specimens have accumulated, which will be treated with any other parcels that may come to hand between now and WednSky,when the fortnightly *«*« ftjj will take place. The drive -at No. -3 evelto cut No. 1 leader, upon which the winze was sunk from No. 2 level, is in 90 feet and good headway continues to be made The drive west on No. 1 foofcwall Sder hi been extended H j feet.and ; Sours of gold are seen freely distributed Xough quart* when breaking down while fllW nicked-stone- were obtained late yesKyalSoon. This is the first leader vhlchwas cut during the progress^fJhe drive to meet the winze from but it is entirely distinct -torn- the ||Sm| to-day from the second stope on No. 2 cross leader, No. 2 level. ; .._

A somewhat unusual caSe is set down for hefrinTat the Resident Magistrate's, Court. a " e elec tiOneerin A g ag tft nt a recent licensing election , Amongst at areceu fhebi n %f particulars, are Lll S^<S a B l oiSn b g^o teS P at LI Iβ ? er d a y,» and L 2 10s " secret service money. , T7.OTLY PKOVEN.-It is easily proven that this grcfteers It r epaira the ravages of panye Hot' lg t he food into rich blood. Stipes new Wβ wd vigour to the aged and i always i aflr,a cc * . •