OUR GOLDFIELDS
Thames, this day.
Cambhia.—The leader in the crosscut at No 3 level was again broken down this morning, when a good haul of 401bs specimens was obtained. The stone is of excellent quality. Colours of gold are still visible in the face.
Cambria.—The leader in the crosscut at No 3 level still shows gold freely. A parcel of 101 bs specimens was obtained when breaking down late yesterday afternoon, leaving colours of gold showing in the face.
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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 236, 7 October 1887, Page 5
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