MINING NEWS
YIELDS OF COMPANIES Talisman Dubbo (Karangahake).32 tons of ore were treated at tha Golden Dawn battery for an approximate realisation of £'lß7. . REPORTS OF MANAGERS Golden Dawn (Owharoa).—No. 3 levelDrive south on No. 5 reef driven 6ft..Reef driven on averages Oft. wide with mullock showing on footwall, value 7s a ton. Drive south on No. 4 reel driven Tft. At 146 ft. in a cross leader 9in. wide was cut running into west wall, value 13s a. ton. Another 7ft. of driving should hole through to No. 2 reef. Storing on reef going into west w»U off No. 1 reef north averages i7in> wide, value £2 10s (id a ton. Stopes on No. 3 reef north averages lsin., value £1 10s a tou. Stopes on No. 4 reef north and. south of cross-cut west averages 10in., value £5 14» 8d a ton. Stopes - on west wall branch reef, north of rise, averages 12in., value £2 I—h a ton. Bottom intermediate level— Underhand stopes No. 1 reef south averages l£in. wide, value £6 13s a ton. Mine waa closed down for the Christmas holidays from December •S3, 1.037. to January 3, 1038. Golde-i Crown (Komata).>—Rich ore is being broken in intermediate level 15ft. above No. 1 level on No. 2 reef. Reef in this intermediate level has bearing of 54 degrees magnetic, whereas in old No. 1 level bearing isi-10 degrees magnetic, so that this w new developaicnt. The ore is being bagged for treatmeo .
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22943, 22 January 1938, Page 9
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