OUR GOLDFIELSD.
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Guar.—The prospects have mudh _ny proved since last report, and gold wa. (seen, freely in the stone lasfc broken dmii. The: country still continues a little tight. Sorne^ of bhe gold seen was the coarsest yets see_t _ in tho district.
' Norfolk.—The mine manager reports otf, the progress made in the various sections! of this now mining property, and expresses: his opinion that the Company have a very, valuable mine, the ground containing as] it does so many reefs already proved to, carry good patches of gold. The ground; is easy for working, and is of a sandstone! nature intersected by mineral veins. • May Queen*. —Capital progress is being; made with the cleaning oub and*repairing! of the shaft. ;
Trenton.—There is no change to report.. The country in the face of both, drives is still hard.
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Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 95, 23 April 1889, Page 5
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