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MINE REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER, 1915
NO. 9 LEVEL NORTH h.s been extended 52 feet. Throughout this distance the loJe has b eo broken. We ljav<* now reached a new make of s ono, which has not yet been broken through. Have only got one wall. NO. 9 LEVEL WEST be?n driven south 36 feet on stonp from 2 feet 6 inches to 5 fe'it wide.
NO. 8 LEVEL NORTH has been extended 23 feet on good reef track, and have now one foot of stone in the face. STOPING has been carried on between Nos. 8 and 9 Levels. A considerable amount of filling and repair ng has been done to the slopes* also to the mine generally. BATTERY RETURNS—94° tOOS of quartz have been taken to the battery and crushed for a return, from the battery, of 262 ozs 12 dwts melted ?old, and from cyanide 112 ozs 16 dwts bullion. Total 375 ozi 8 dwts valued at £1443 8s 3d.
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Inangahua Times, 4 October 1915, Page 2
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