LATEST TELEGRAMS. (By Electric Telegraph.) From Our Own Correspondent. LATEST FROM OHINEMURI. Paeroa, Friday, 8.22 p.m.
Some time since tue Ohinemuu County Council applied for a grant in aid oJ: improving the Mackaytown-Owharoa road, .md the County Clerk received the following wire from Mr Grace, M.H.R. thia-day : '' Minister has replied that grant of £500 will be offered to Ohinemuri County on uaual tenna, and agreement will be sent for County Chdinnan's aigaatuie by an early mail."
LATEST FROM WAIHI. Silverton.- -Stone, showing gold f'-eely was broken out from the bottom of the winze to-day. Union- — An underhand stope is now being carried along on the reef noith and sontli of the winze, and stone showing gold frequently is being obtained fiom both points. About 300 tons of qu.irtz is to gratis, and of this 60 tons arc now being carted to the Maitlm battery. Prospecting is being carried on in the Silver City, Silver liable, and Yellow Jacket chums, and Urge well-defined lod.'b have already been unearthed in the jiist and last mentioned.
LATEST THAMES MINING NEWS. Thames, Fiiday. Bright Smile. — The manager has ob- , tained 301bs of picked stone during the week, making the total amount on hand <j01bs, and crushing has been commenced. It is rumoured that .should negotiations now in progress between the Drainage Board and Deep Level Gio.ss Co. result utwitisLaetonly, pumping opeiatiorn will be discontinued oa tlie 31st inst. Then, ib eveij' piobability ot the matter being settled, however, at the meeting of the Bo.ndon Monday nexr. Shaiem .rket ;--(Jambi m, sales 12s 6d to Lib ; fcselieis, 13s 3d ; buyers, 13s ; Moanitairi, buyers 10s t)d ; Prince Impend!, -ellers, 2* tid ; Woodstock, sellers, Is lid.
i > \i a uckl a m i >. Auckland, Friday. The Ho;licu)tm<il Exhibition opened to i!ci\ cind the exhibits gencially \v< re exCullrMt. The Waip.'i P ospoetinj? A-soeiation h.ive sent ('own severed haiHplas of quartz to l)e te-te ! by the Grovei mntnt Anulysist The u -ult of tw o sample-; tested showed h.i'lion in !»otli, but one in paiticular, tin o r ay fallowing per ton — ailvei, Gdwth l.>,rs ; gold, C vlwts 6gis. The Assoeia tiou pioposo lakiug out seveidl t)ns and i^iidih >t to Thames to be put through tile LaMonLe process.
b/R G-EOIK-JK G'lEY. At a meeting of t li 3 Grc) Address Present it' >a (' unmittee it w<tb re&ul\ ad tljat the cul liesa be presented 14th April next (74 tli birthday of S11 'reorgu Gicv). At an opon nil 1 "^itliei mi^ 1 in AiU'it Pdi k <i nl, it \vn- a 1 ued to ask the Ma^or t" iii\ik' the ( v 1 tizi 113 to (i 1 'serve 1 geneial hall holiday £01 the oucabio 1. 1*0 rt Chalmfrs, Friday. Riimitak 1, fiom London, parsed the i^ngget^ at 10 a.m.
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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 147, 27 March 1886, Page 3
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463LATEST TELEGRAMS. (By Electric Telegraph.) From Our Own Correspondent. LATEST FROM OHINEMURI. Paeroa, Friday, 8.22 p.m. Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 147, 27 March 1886, Page 3
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