THE GOLDFIELDS.
[by telegraph.—own correspondents.] Thames, Friday, Deep Level Cross.—All hands except two have been discharged. Gold was seen in the Young American leader last night olden Crown— are invited for several blocks. . Adeline (Karangahake).—James Brown has bought the tailings— tons of first grade at £12 10s per ton, and 17 one-third tons second grade at £6 8* per ton. Diamond.—The tailings from the late crushing at the Ivanhoe battery having assayed at the rate of £12 per ton the mine manager has been instructed to bag all tailings and forward them to Mr. L. Melho&e, Thames, for tenders and sale. [BY TELEGRAPHpress ASSOCIATION. -. Hokitijca, Friday. ; Ross United.The returns from Friday/ the sth inst., up to Tuesday last were 420z 9dwc. On Tuesday, underground. work was suspended owing to a break in the race, and an accident to the pumping gear. Both have now been repaired, and work vu resumed at midday on Thursday. Humphrey's Gully.—Sluicing has beeij steadily carried on during the past week, the late rains having given a plentiful supply of water, ■ .. .
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7794, 13 November 1886, Page 5
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175THE GOLDFIELDS. New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7794, 13 November 1886, Page 5
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