MINING NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 169, 18 July 1924, Page 8

MINING NEWS.

WAIHI BETOBS. The return from the Wathi GOU-JK Co. for the period ended July o.wmwj of fine gold, and 32,5200z of fine alnr.jc was the outcome o£ the treatment ot ur tons of ore. * , . The following cable has been wttti head office, London:—Xo. B..ln*Hn lode: Driving south, the next -MB," 445 ft to 473 ft, assays 60/6 p« tot. v reef is now wider than ; the «W\,-™ Jevel, Edward lode : Driving south,-!K« 24ft, from 1260 ft to 12S«t. .awp w per ton. The reef is wider than tte«J No. 14 level, north section'of ■Mattß" East of Xo. 4 shaft crosscut, the net". of driving, from 315 ft to 349 ft, «WJS *! per ton. South section of MarttjW Driving east of Xo. 4 shaft crosroft» next 41ft, from 184£t to-22»ft, as9P£ per ton. The lode is mixed .with ,w» Xo. 4 shaft: The total depth is now l» The flow of water at the bottom * increased to 2SO gaUons per m»' 18S7ft a carbonaceous seam, 181 * 2 dipping one in two south-east, Has tm~ with. MINE MANAGERS' REPOKIS. Fonr-In-Hand. -As advised *T. * strong dabs and spWl«» when brcakinz down the t 1 and a little picked stone secured, w has now been sppn f,on " n , noas , l 20ft. The roof has varied it down to a few inches. 3. D , dt rock is stil! of a fa™ n ™ b,E , M 'lt,v feet was driven for the wet, total of 28ft. At No. 5 level tte e«" beins driven to cat the footwatl OTg of t.;ie Kour-in-Hand reef was adnwceajj makins a total of 28£t. The count?«» although of medium hardness, 000 seem to shoot well.