MINING.
NEW WAIOTAHI
The report for the week ended 21st. July, 1923, is:— Two men have been engaged extending the main drive on the course of what has now been proved to be the Cure No. 4 Reef. The drive, which is rather broken at present, -will now be turned a little to the north, and a system of leads running in the hanging-wall of the Cure lode should then be .intersected. The rise on the footwall lead is rather pinched at present, but continues to show gold. OHINEMURI. The report for the week ended 21st. July, 1923, is The south drive on the Camoola Reef at the low level has been advanced 11 feet, and is now out 543 feet from the main crosscut. The reef is still the full width of the drive, with neither wall exposed. The quartz broken out is of a favourable nature, and continues to show values.
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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 15885, 25 July 1923, Page 4
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153MINING. Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 15885, 25 July 1923, Page 4
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