PROSPECTING FOR GOLD.
Sir, —Your correspondent' "Telluride" is in error when he states that there is no chance of finding gold between Auckland and the North Cape. The writer knows of an area not far south of the Cape on which ore rich in gold has been found. Prospectinois not a job for the tenderfoot, and thiPfs a very good reason why the services of every one of onr few remaining practical prospectors should bo utilised in training parties of young men in the arts of the goldseeker. JS'agtagite. Sir.—May I reply to "Tellurides' " letter in Wednesday's Herat.d. lam personally acquainted with two reliable gentlemen, both gold diviners, who are prepared to give demonstrations and willing to go anywhere and give demonstrations without any charge, except travelling expenses. My experience is, the proof of the pudding is the eating. W. Akees.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20982, 19 September 1931, Page 14
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