.'Speaking to seyeral Auckland mining representatives yesterday the liquidatiain of Thames properties was mentioned, andl our representative expressed 1 tihe. sojpinioni that if some of tlte. Thames mine* were throwini up tomorrow the next day there would be sufficient Thames 1 and Auckland oaputailvavailable toi work tliem. "I believe you are right," said one mining agent, "I belli eve that imiore work would be undertaken than :under'' the present regime, which rests purely oil: the operations of the tributens."
In Dunedin the case against Agnes Russell! Reid, charged 'With knowingly making ni false declaration, for enrolment whefi iwsn age was only twenty years and nine ■mahitih.s, Mi" ,-Graham, the magistrate, fixed the penalty at ') im order to ■allow 1 of ami appeal.
Mr Jackson -Ballmer writes to the Auckland Star complaining of being misrepresented!' by a Mr IS'tanley, Chairmami of Mr Moss' Karangiahake Committee. He saysi it is -untrue he made promises to the Waihi Miners" Uniicto to encourage them; to go on: with the dispute' which ended so disastrously for the meo and! the district.
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Thames Star, Volume XXXX, Issue 10514, 9 December 1902, Page 2
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