THE GOLDFIELDS.
NORTH PRDfCE OF WALES. The following cable has "been received: "Ba-ck stone increasing in size, and little gold showing." OCCIDENTAL CONSOLIDATED. MORE PICKED STONE. The manager of the Occidental Consolidated Company telegraphed shortly after 2 p.m. to-day:—"4olbs. of good picked stone from the top stopc." This brings up the total picked dtone in hand to 3101bs. HOXTNTAIN KIKC. The manager wired this morning: "Secured lOllie. of good picked stone above No. 4 level." WAIHI GRAND JUNCTION RETURN. £10,138 FROM 6,480 TONa The following telegram has }>een received ifrom Waihi this day:—" For the period ended March 22 37 stamps, running twenty and two-third days, crushed 6,480 ton-s of ore for a return value of £-10,133." Total to end of 1!>12 £618,377 5 5 To February 22. 1013, 7207 tons 9.479 1 2 To March 27, 1913, 61S0 tons 10,133 0 0 Total iOoS.Wi 0 7 Total dividends paid £4O r O0!> 0 0 Rlslnjr Sun.—The tunnel in the direction of th 2 winze Is in 11 feet driven from starting point. The country passed through has •been of n very flrni description.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 78, 2 April 1913, Page 7
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184THE GOLDFIELDS. Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 78, 2 April 1913, Page 7
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