OUR GOLDFIELDS

Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 40, 16 February 1889, Page 5

OUR GOLDFIELDS

™*APH -OWX CORRESPONDENT.) (BY TELEGRAPH- J^

Thames, this day,

OTJAYLE G.M. COMPANY. in ~ nrn received from London yesA/ abe4rfoon ated that the Quayle M3Vholdin° situated at Peel's Creek, licensed ho'^n, sfully tt oate6 into rOt°'n, in London, and registered a com Pan of £120,000. The witb / nftmßri-ed within this area ground con ori ginally known C°nlb Altai, Sydney .and Tao BS ~ t\L whole aggregating- 14 acres *??&& wh£ was purchased by Mr B ndßpeicn| , tQ Thames some Q aa ye *unn^ he area bas been floated into "mrtftiT" 'on the engineering report and a company o McLaren , i abe Govern- % Mining Inspector. Assays of the ore, "Si is of a free milling nature, were made f i\l A Pond, Government Analyst, of g,ck and and proved very satisfactory. ? QOATLB G.M. COMPANY. To f er -In the previous telegram it is stated that*the Quayle Company was floated Kfthe raoorl and plans of Mr J. M. Mc- ? P „ This information was given by that himself, bub Mr 11. Percy Smith, P eßtlS r Sates that he did all the en£3s *Sand also fche plant Un(? er S«o circumstances it is difficult to give honour to whom honour is due. o ArOl v—From the Survey made, it is *■ A that 25 feet still remains to be driven g'fck up Kef beyond break at No 5 Wl ilhe country is ver> tight, and it Si be a fortnight before the reef is te Jiand. .

The following were to-day nominated for the North Licensing District: Rell, Rodford. Pitkethley, Dunn, Crawford, Cocks, ijnd'Rev. Neil.