THE KIMBERDEY GOLD BUSH.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1499, 29 April 1886, Page 4

THE KIMBERDEY GOLD BUSH.

v*mjt Urge slocks for the purpose iAfc:ik»iGo«i«■&**s 'to** ilois *m nnsrtfc %t SWlwtf&SgS •iiiaos to ygiiyacWs«rby! fw» <ow W fjth parcrla of 16o» gold ib.'*Mrf^rK^«’ Wonncrti-of tile firt tonality i»ind J W -iets ‘little vr.,tcr-worp., It is, wined by 'experts W.” 5 ■ Christisharcb fhp.jMifntlj. :to MelhWf W “for ‘ pirticiilsw t« 7 to the S reported gofil rash in Western Australia bss, in addition to the cable message ’irbich we recently published, received a jj,]eiter from bis correspondent giving ffprther particulars. The writer says, ;;<• There are several expeditions being 'formed to go. It is not a poor man’s .-digging.” The local paper at Perth 1 published yesterday W. Mather, dated FrcnTlbtflSf Blhf a? follows :—“ Forty.two oq*<aS\'M*Kloh/Cained in We day by two men at the 7 Kimberley goldfields ; 6500 z of gold : are reported to be in the hands of the ■"diggers, including a 19<z nugget found in ?<Trt trospect i njtr Vrougut the gofd -came into Fremantle for provisions, ■/leaving'fifty men working on the gold--field when they left. 3i was reported the gold was found very near .the ./surface/^There^ piroWseWfis jgieat goldfield. Heavy tropical raids : bad fallen recently where the party was Working. The 19oz nngget is on the way to Fremantle. Another parcel of ■ Wld. containing 60oz, is coming in the >amer Otway.” R f; gJ | -