THE GOLDFIELDS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 135, 7 June 1907, Page 2

THE GOLDFIELDS.

WAIOTAHI. The manager telegraphed yesterday afternoon: "Selected 2J cwt. of picked stone from the eighth stope above No. 5 level." XEW SAXON. A crushing of 54 loads of quartz from the Xew Saxon mines returned bullion worth about £63. THAMES WARDEN'S COCET. THAiIES. this _a.v. T__» _____--__g -applications were dealt wlth. to-day: Grants- —E. B. _*__a_r, __x months' protection -lor Freechsse mine, Kirikiri: Champion G,3_- "Go- sis months' __3__s_-_i for three water races _t Neavesville: Scandinavian (_o.. permission to work the Eclipse Extended, at T_x_r_. with two men for _i_ -mont-hs: Temple Ear. Tar___. four men. sis months: V__£_ar_ Co., _'_ months" protection for Vs.-_g_£T_. Thames; J. M. A;r_ew. Brilliant block. Neavesvitie: B. Owen, No. 1 North Mt. Zeehan. WajIt.. o__tr.e__e..: H. B. Adams. Huia. Great Barrier Island, amalgamated area sranted; New Sylvia, surrender of Sylvia Extendi.and Brilliant, at T___r_ -Creek, for the purpose of amalgamating: Champion Minos. _i_c months' protection for the Day Dawn and Champion West. Nenvf-ST-U.. Applications granted: 3. M. Agnew, six months' extension of time for the commenceroent of c..nstr__tk»n -worts in con-a-cticn with the trater race at Talrun: v. Qnick, six months' protection for Old Cardig_n. Thames: C. E. Storie. six months' ex-T_-nsion for water ___•_. Waiorao; V. _1. All. n. pemiisslon to -work the Otsn_i Slosootte wlti four men for six months; -Vat. _man, to .work Thames Big Reefs, at Tal-arn. with fonr __i_ for six roon'lis.