COOLGARDIE NEWS.
Perth, July 3.
There is considerable excifcem -in. at C mlg.irdie owing to the delegates who vveie s-nt nut to loi^te ihe lisw rush at Lake Cow n failing to fh,d g'"ld. Large and excited crowds gathered rouud the Courier and Ciolden Age ue\vt.p*per office?, which were charged with publishing unsupported rumiurj. Attempts were made to Binanh in the" ffojrs, and most of the wiudows vrere Ijiok. üby Bhowers of s»ones. The warden eventu«l!y induced the mob to disperse. July 6. Mr Brown, a prospector employed by a syndicate, has spent nine months in examining the country around Liberia and Muczies as far out as Mount Magneto, and has discovered a series of outcroping reefs near Mount Rosto, which he believes to be the finest on the field. They show gold ftv«ly. Excellent battery st.one has also been focicd directly north of Coolgardie. Mr Bavra states that there is plenty of water and pastoral country in the districts be has visited, and in his opinion not half the auriferous country is yet opened up.
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Otago Witness, Volume 11, Issue 2159, 11 July 1895, Page 19
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