TELEGRAPHIC.
THE THAMES. MULTTJM IN PARVO CRUSHING. GOLDEN CALF CRUSHING. THE PRINCE IMPERIAL CRUSHING. GOOD STONE FROM "WINDSOR CASTLE. THIRTY-FIVE OUNCES FROM THE RUSSKLL COMPANY. [PROM OI7R OWS CORRESPONDENT.] Gbahamstown, "Wednesday, 8 p.m. The Multum in Parvo crushing of quartz from Bank of New Zealand level yielded under half-an-ounce per ton. The Golden Calf crushing of 58 tons finished ; but gold not in. Expected to be about 120 ozs. i The Windsor Castle have broken out thirty pounds of good stone from the specimen leader. . The Prince linpeaial (No. 1 Tribute) nave crushed 18 tons for 20 ozs. 15 dwts. retorted gold. The Russell Company have lodged 35 ozs., result of fortnight's crushing with ten heads ; and tribute 20 ozs., with five heads. Caledonian sold at £12 and £13; Black Angel, -19s ; Bright Stnile, 27s 6d. *
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New Zealand Herald, Volume X, Issue 2798, 16 January 1873, Page 3
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