THE GOLDFIELDS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 8964, 31 January 1888, Page 3

THE GOLDFIELDS.

[BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Thames, Monday. Mk. Aitken, county engineer, informs mo that he Mas highly pleased with the show in the Maori claim atPuriri. About '25 feet down a shaft there is a reef two feet wide, and another some inches wide. The latter is very rich.

Cambria.—The main reef at No. 4 drive is being extensively stripped for a breakingdown in the course of a few days. Samples of the reef taken from the junction with the hangingwall drive, can be seen at the company's office. Trenton.—The lode in the face of the drive is now a well-defined body of quartz of the most promising description, and is about IS inches wide. The country in the face now being stripped for an early break-ing-down is kindly sandstone, favourable for gold.

The balance of stock of straw goods, in all shapes, at Is each ; washing and other dress fabrics at and under cost price, for one month. See Is tables at Smith and Caughey's summer clearance sale.—[Advt.]

Hot Springs Hotel, Waiwera.— List of visitors for week ending January 2S: Mr. and .Mrs. K. A. lloare, Master E. G. Iloare, Mr. James Belmo.in, Mr. and Mrs. Southwell, England; Mr. .James Farley, Brisbane, Queensland; Mrs. anil Miss Holdcn, Hawke's Bay; Mr. E. S. Wilcox, . Napier; Mrs. and Miss Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Meek, Wellington ; Mr. and Miss Black and ttve children, Miss Robinson, Lake Takapuna; Mrs. Dickson, Sydney ; Misses Leslie, 15. Leslie, Hunter's Hill; Mr. JamesCubbin, Bradford; Rev. A. C. Maitland, Delhi, India; Miss Francis, Penrose; Mr. G. J. Lawlor, Thames; Mr. T. A. Caldwell,Napier; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Nathan, three children, and nurse, Mrs. T. Morrin, three children and nurse, Mrs. W. J. Taylor, Misses Taylor (2), and three children, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ilaslett, Misses Campbell, K. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Boully, Mesdames Alexander, Larelle, Master 11. Cooni. -Mrs. Secconibe, Messrs. P. 11. and A. R. Seecombe, Mr. anil Mrs. Kissling and child, Mr. C. Kisslin?. Mr. ami Miss Kirkwood, Misses Bessie K irk wood, K. AlcLeou, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Alexander, Messrs. i . Osmond, W. C. S. Gray, J. Winks, V R. Seymour George, H. Brett, Masters I>iett (-), Mr. and Mrs. W. Cruickshank and family (o), Auckland. What changed your gray hair to its natural colour? Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer. Sold everywhere.

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