THE GOLDFIELDS.
The following mine managers' reports were received yesterday :— . Inverness. —The rise is up about 40 feet. The reef is from 2 to 3 feet wide, showing a, little gold, but in a few feet more I expect it better. The water is very troublesome, and making progress slower, but is drained from the top level now. We continue to get it yet very fair in So. 1 reef—we have five bags fall of picked stone from it now. Vermont. —For the fortnight we have been following the small hangingwall leader, which I mentioned in my last report. We have teen some very good stone in it, showing very nice gold, but at present the leader so small in the face, according to the way the leader ia now running, it will strike the big reef about 3 feet ahead, when I think it very likely it will make a good patch of gold. . [B¥ TELEGRAPH. —OWN COBBESFONDSSTS.] Thames, Thursday. ■ Shabemabket. —Cross, sellers Iβ 9d ; Imperial, 15s 6d, 16s, sellers 16a 6d, buyers 15s 6d; Canadian, sellers 2s 6d; Colonist, sellers 5s 6d ; New Find,-sellers 8s 6d. Mabtha (Waihi). —183ozs. of retorted gold. Moanataiabi.—White and party, 300z5.; Williams and party, Bozs. Dabt.—The shaft is down fifty feet in good country. A clean-up will take place on Saturday. Close on 300ozs. is expected.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7007, 2 May 1884, Page 5
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