MURRAY CREEK.
(FJtoM- OUR MINING. MCPOltTfilt.) NIL DKSPIC RANDOM. Wkdnksday, March Ofeli. Thin oompany commenced crushing on Saturday, last with five stumps, the otoncwhich was passed through, tho batt,ory>for tho fivst two days being that obtained from the old lovo'l while prospecting, and previous to' tho- opening of tho present lower workings and known to bo of a pooi'or qu«lity. No extraordinary show- on tl|o plates was therefore anticipated 1 until this stone had been olearod fronv.tho lower part of tho paddack.. Tho apponranco off tho ploloa during the last two days shows a eon BicJorablo improvement, clearly indicating tl<o suporior quality of tho lower lovol stpno, a very small qnantiby of which has boonroduood. Tlio mino in now in exoollont working order, and tlio main level continues to onrry n very favournblo looking reef over two foot thick, From the numorous truck loads of quarts' that hnvo at times^corae uador my notico while visiting tho mine,, and. from tho very excellent show of gold in tho stone, it will certainly boa remarkably surprise ifjbdoosnofc fcurn out a highly salias factory, yiold. It is- certain -that fivo stamps- will now bo kept in constant action for several months -to come.
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Inangahua Times, Volume V, Issue 33, 8 March 1878, Page 2
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