MINING NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15711, 11 September 1914, Page 3

MINING NEWS.

WAIHI.

■to report of the work done at the Waihi 7ZI mg the four weeks ended J-ily 4 in the f f 0 " 10 level the Ro yal lode _ . 6 vest ' ve was worth- £3 8s 7d In No Y,t c^ d &262 d at 1000ftbranch 1 1 Dreadnought lode, south with th n a ?anC6d from 88ft to 133 ft, with he lollowmg results: -At 92ft, worth £5 15s M per ton; at 100 ft, £10 8s 6d: at 107 ft, £2 9s lid at 112 ft, £15 18s 4d; and at 117 ft. £19 lis gj. The Empire lode, west of No. 2 shaft, south-east crosscut >wa s worth £4 7s 3d at 57ft, £3 18* 6d at 62ft, and £3 16s Id at 50ft,

WAIHI GRAND JUNCTION. fw * Wa T ii '|, Gran d Junction Gold 2SS Lt<] "ports, that during the Period ended July 11, the west drive on the Dominion lode in No. 7 level was advanced 58ft, making a total of 70ft the C fi°r s S t CU Lf WaS PUt in at 45ft west a nd . " r f l s ffc was m rock, the next gift SJSJ3"£S I 7 and countl 7 wllich assayed £5 17s 3d per ton The east fr 0 ° n A Empire FootwaU lode was advanced 24ft and the average assay reS T a L t per ton - In No. 5 level Royal lode, 9a winze was sunk a further 3lft, making a total depth of 7lft per ton 61 ' 186 aSSay for 44in Was £3 13s