THE GOLDFIELDS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 271, 15 November 1910, Page 6

THE GOLDFIELDS.

MINE MAJtAXJERS' REPORTS. Ovinia €oMen Hills.—Since starting "*ock again In the lower level crosscut, the contractors nave made good progress, the eawmce for the week is t> feet. Xhe connny is improving and breaks out much, betJ ,S rUe of Tokatea.—At the prospecting drive the reef has been driven on a total dietance of Sift off the main level. Strong e^7 02 showing in the face, bat it is SOU very poor. At •the Harbour View section, the drive has advanced an additional 13ft. The country is much, firmer, but is very favourable for gold. ■Bifiing Sun.—The tunnef is in 123 D feet, and. Is in fairly good country. THAMES WARDeSf"S COURT. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) THAMES, this day. (Before Mr. Burgess, S.M.) The following applications were dealt with as follows:—Granted: L. E. Autridge, special site for water race; H. Brett, protection for water races (2), reduction tor Great Barrier Extended; H. Brett, protection ror special site ground for tramway and machine site; Reliance Col, protection for Reliance for (5 months; May Queen Extended Co., reduction for May Queen Extended; Victoria Co., redaction for Victoria; New I>ay Dawn and Norfolk mines, protection Cor water race; .las. Thomas, protection for Cambria; J. Kneebone, surrender AJax Extended; li. A. Plummer, surrender Try Again, Maharahara copper mines, surrender Copper Creek.