THE GOLDFIELDS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 274, 18 November 1910, Page 2

THE GOLDFIELDS.

:-; , V NEwsoccEsa. : ,(By Ojirespona-jJi. ' OOSJyXiANDEL, this day. Messrs. Geo. i_obi_-son (chairman of directors) and C A. Stubbs (secretary) visited the mine yesterday. The face of No. 1 leader at the north end looks mast promising, with -every i___e__on tor gold. VIAXDEN% <_-R_. (By Telegraph.—Own Co-respondent) t>>pßoi rf-hia day. Before Mr. F. 3. Burgess, S-M-, the following applications were ttioo G-M. Co., surrender absolutely of 'Sir Colin Campbell _ and. -Sew Shotover special claims at *_____g—bake; Titos. Casey, surrender absolutely of Kahu c_ti-_, Mackaytowi.; A. Hogg, surrender absolutely of portion of business site, Karangah-lBe; Margaret Nelson, residence site, Kar_ngaha_,c; J. JB. Morris apd h- Meagher, protection for 6 mouths on an ordimury local prospecting license; Walter Kj—ui, residence site, Karangahake; W. __. IC. Alexander and G. S. Kent, protection for 6 months of the Yankee claim at Maratoto; Rising Sun G.M. Co-, protection for 6 months on the Basing Son _____nded claim, Owhoroa.; Henry Shee- ! ban, reduction to two men for three months -on tbe Maratoto c_jj_o L .MaraLtoto; Dominion G.m L, Co- Dour-lion special quartz c__i_u, -S-irangahoke. The following applications were recommended for the Minister's consent- — : W. E. K. Alexa-ider and. G. S. Kent, Emperor claim, Maratoto; A. J. Thorp and others, protection for 0 months on the -Saxon No. 1 and 2 claims, Korangahat-e. The taking of accounts in connection with the dissolution of the Incognito Syndicate took place at the Paeroa Warden's Court to-day, when Mir. Burgess ordered the claim to be sold by auction at the Paeroa Wardens oflice on December Sth.