BULLFINCH GOLDFIELD
FURTHER RICH FINDS. (Received 10.5 a.m.) PERTH, this day. Further good finds are reported from the Bullfinch field. The telegraph line to Bullfinch is being rapidly pushed ahead. The town is very lively. It is throaged with visitirs from all parts, consequent upon the land sale of Bullfinch. A special train is being put on to meet requirements. Many city and goldflelds business men arrived a day in advance, taking the opportunity of a trip to Bullfinch. Holmes's find, three miles north-west of Bullfinch, is very favourably reported upon by ilr. Beaumont, of KpaJg-oorlie. It looks the best thing outside of Bullfinch. Another rush for leases has taken place round the Corinthian, owing to Swincer's find. The Transvaal district is pegged for a great distance. Along the Bullfinch line leases have been applied for over a length exceeding 18 miles. The lease line is three ' miles -wide in places. Mr. Agnew (Bewick ; Moreing and Co.'s resident paprtner) is I making an inspection of the Yilgarn belt, north and south.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 274, 18 November 1910, Page 5
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