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[property, and at the same time the hardest coal. It ie a beautiful bright black hard coal, and gives good results under n-fiiv. The area of tho contour ot this seam is taken u~ 228 tierce, and tho estimated average tliieknc.g 10 fret 6 inches, ’giving some 3.133.71! tons of coal. All *hc boundaries and seam outcrop* have Ken carefully surveyed by roc; all levels Liken bv angular instrument. I have been ou tlie properly almost cotitinuonslv for some five 1,5) months, and hale followed and carefully examined all featured of tho country, contours, and seams, and outcrops in conjunction with the preepector, Mr H. Neilson. j From tins report of J. X’. .Maxwell, it. j lust. C.E.; Tim nix seams, with an aggregate depth I of 63 feet, entimated to contain 60,00(1,000 tons, are concentrated on an area of , pun acres, and their position, tho char- ' in ter of the underlying and overlying ■ strata, the opportunities for drainage, flu*

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