MINING

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21116, 17 March 1934, Page 11

MINING

WAIHI MINK

BODY OF <;OOD (Mi.M>K OKIS i 101 Nl> [THE I'UESS fyccial Service] AUCKLAND. March 10. The Waihi Gold Mining Cumpany < process report to Loud.)" this month makes reference to an interesting clej velopment at No. 5 level on the vein described as the r.urlh branch ot the Martha reef, a development that nuiy prove to be one of eonsideraole nn- ) portanee. . , , ■~■ 1 When asked to amplny Ihe biu.l ' statement contained m the I cabled to London, the mme '". na said: "On No. 5 level the north bun j of the Manha lode has bmi dn\ upon, west of Royeroft s mathI crosscut, for a total distance ot 4»0 I feet. For the first 180 feet what was i met with was of little importance, but I from that point onward to 41a KU I ore of uood «rade. over a width ot , ! from one foot to 1-or feet has been | disclosed. From the 443 teef pour, to 4uO feet north, the wall was not seen and a crosscut to the nor h 0 feci I hack from the face proved the lode to • be 18 feet wide, all m e.ood K<ado ore llie dip beiim one in one and a hall ! north. The fact of its dipping m this i dircciion is sir-niueant. because H i is. the reverse of the cup oi : the main Martha lode, and J^-' h ' I awav into vircm com'try. Ihe I !„<!;•' was lirst (li.-m\ eivd in December 193:'. in Wallace north cross- : cut at No. 3 level, about f>3 feet north i~f the main Martha lode. At the tune it was thouuht to oc a footwall ! loop of the Martha reef. Mich loops liaviim been met with at various points i lartward on the north side ol the i main ore bod v. Owma. however, to the lon- lcm;th of the lode at No. a level and its dip. the lode would appear'iml :o be identifiable with (!>.•■ ordinarv loops, found on tlie footwall of the 'parent reef further east, and | ii is the greatest width of i;ood rtradr ! ore opened up on the lind." 15K1.L Kll.fiOl U WASH-IT m:.\T.l)lN. March Hi. Tl'r Dell Kil.'.onr Company wa.di-u,i for the week ended March Hi amounted j to -Wo/, ikiwls from development work. [ K1N(; SOLOMON , i *-i .»*■-,■ i\: a s ,r. nifi.M.! INYKP.v'ARCII.I,. March Hi The wa-t'.-un at th" K:ic.' Sohimoii ,:..■:,- for tar we<-k v:;.; 11 •!,..■. Vdwl. pi i:si:i ii.i.i:i; cold mimm; ! (OMI'ANV ; The .vuta,;. r " as loilou,.; On Friday !a I a v. ire d : at Kiiaohmu that a i,:i .■ i, < : nad l,"i n cat m fiie ea tern 1- u ! at a ui-la'X' [ ~f 270 l'i ■ ! from llie culrar.ce. Dm a> :, the secretary';■ visi ! to lhc laiuc. he 1 examined the reel, and [-eporl.; that i! : was sampled hv di,h a-'al rave a uie- !;.,! (,f i,o)d. lie too!; amp!' 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