THE GOLDFIELDS.
[BY TELEGKAFU.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.! Thames, Friday evening. Share market. — Blanche, sellers Is Id ; Cambria, 9s Gd, sellora 103, buyers 9a 3d; Manukau, sellers Is Id, buyers Is ; Moanataiari, Bellers lis; Alburnia, la 9d, sellers 2s; Prince Imperial, buyers Is 6d ; Caledonian, sellers 7s 6d ; Golden Crown, sellers Is 7d ; Silverton, sellers 4s 9d ; Adeline, la 9d, sellers 2a.
Silverton. —The mine manager reports : We have got the drive timbered nearly up to the winze, and have started breaking the roef across the winze much wider than we aid in sinking, and it seems to improve in quality as we break into it. There was about 401b of fair picked stone to hand to-day from over two feet inside where the winze timbers'were footed, and it looks as if it would be good still further in. There is 1451b of picked stone on hand, about sixty of which is very fair quality. The balanco is about similar to the last parcel treated.
[BY TELEGRAPH. ASSOCIATION.] Lykll, Friday. Alpine.—Returns from 184 tons, 33(Joz amalgam from the plates.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7644, 22 May 1886, Page 5
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