MAY QUEEN.
*\1 u7a ]t rt reporl Itifßled fb9t the extern fault had been met with, and that the reef as was expected, heaved into the left of . n 'ft"',!* ,T °-d/ y tbe m n "«> »'red: « Cut the No. 4 reef eastward of, he eastern fault; tdeocutthejonetionof the No 4 reef m the north-west drive. S-rooKdibi. of gold showing m tbe latter." It till thus be seen that the point where tbe northwest lode junctions «ith the No. 4 r.-ef is exactly 6 J feet eastward fr.n, tue tace of the dnire on the No. 4 reef, lea ing that distance to be jet driven to bring the Uyrel on be No 4. forward io the jane■ ion Jffi' Ut of strong colors of cold bs!w/ e n augurs well for farther development in tbif
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Thames Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 8073, 19 June 1895, Page 2
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136MAY QUEEN. Thames Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 8073, 19 June 1895, Page 2
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