THE GOLDFIELDS.
[by. telegraph.—own correspondents.] Thames, Tuesday evening. Sharemakkkt. —Cambria, 13s 3d, 12s 6d, sellers 13s 3d, buyers 12a 6d; Moanataiari, sellers 12a ; Caledonian, 6a ; Ivanhoe, sellers Is Id; Woodstock, Is lid, sellers Is lid; Silverton, sellers 2s 93. MoANTAiARr.—Work in the winze has been much retarded lately through bad ventilation, but air boxes have now been fixed and better progress may be expected. The Golden Crown directors have resolved to allow the Moanatairi Company to work through their mine. Caledonian.—Colours of gold are still seen in the lode, and good mineral is plentiful. , The crashing is shaping about an Ounce. Kknilworth (Karangahake). — Eighteen tons quartz crushed at the battery yielded 19 ounces of gold.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7593, 24 March 1886, Page 5
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