MINING NEWS.
GRAND JUNCTION. ROYAL REEF AT NO. 6 LEVEL. FBI TELE3EAPH— BPKCIAI. TO IBS VOUT.j WAIHI, 2nd April. Since passing through the first band of quartz, which showed a width of 12ft (of which 10ft assayed £3 12s per ton), the south-eabt croascut to intercept the Royal reef at the sixth level in the Grand Junction mine has been in country rock, with country rook showing in the face. THE CROESUS. ! fBI TELEGRAPH — I'BESS ASSOCIATION.J GREYMOUTII, 2nd April. A good find of highly payable quartz it. reported from the winze workings on No. 3 level of the Croesub mine, Pap&rou. Samples havo been brought to Greymouth, and great interest is being taken, and butinfuotiou expressed v.t the success of tho compauy'b operatioiu. It is tho intention ot tho directors to makes v special ibt>ue of shares, and proceed with tho intermediate tunnel between the Nos 3 and 4 levels, tho present prospects warranting this necewary work being vow no longer delayed.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 80, 3 April 1912, Page 3
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162MINING NEWS. Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 80, 3 April 1912, Page 3
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