LATEST MINING NEWS.

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume VI, Issue 1849, 26 January 1907, Page 3

LATEST MINING NEWS.

THE MAORILAND MINE (WAITE KADRI)

IMPROVED CRUSHING VALUES Mb, W. M, Jackson, secretary of the Maoriland Gold Mining Company, received the following wire from Mr J. R. Noble, battery manager, yesterJay!—" Have orushod oight tons of the twooty ton trial of ore taken from the northern end of the Young Now Zoaland. reef, assaying 42 6s Id at the lip of tbe moriar box." The Yong Now Zealand reef is over 12 feet in width, and is no« the battery, and bo situated that the ore from it oan bo broken ont and oonveyed to the mill vory ohoiply. Unofficially we understand that the ore oan be broken out smd delivored at the ore Jbins at the mill for aboa: 7s 61 pet ton,

NEWWAITEKAUBI A riso bas been carried tip a beiphl of about 18 feo*i ou the new lode iotorecoted recently at tho Hoino lovol. The lodo is looking very well, It is quite probable that tbo Hoino level and tho batter; will be oonneoted by an serial tram, the fall between the two point* being rogiudad as very satisfactory. HEW ZEAuAND.OROWN Oraahing has been resumed at the Grown Company's rodnotion works, bat the battery having been stopped a good deal latoly first with the holidays and secondly' on aooonnt of tho flood, the January return jb likely to be correspondingly offeotod, Crashing will be oontinued under (team until Mr. Daw's arrival next month, when it will be decided as to what is going to be done ia regard to the water race. It seems probable that an entirely new raoe will have to be constructed. The opening up of the new development is prooeoding as expeditiously bs possible, the lode in ihe northern face maintaining a width of abont five feet, bnt in the southern faoe the reef is. muota entailer. Too Weloome reef, howovtr, is always, in and out, so that a decrease in eiziis nevor taken ioto aooount, Ihe new reef oast of the Weloome has been penetrated by a crosscut off the riso and is found to be five feet wide, tbo lode comprising ore of rubbly nature. The oroßsout is to be continued with a view to ascertaining if any farther quartz oxieta In the wall.

mmw SHftREMMEI. fo-dav's Noon Call; (SpeoUl to the Din? Tujgiiph.) Acokuxb, thii (Uj. Mr, Arthur, E. Greennfade, eharebroker reports the Auokland Stook Exohange quotations at noon to-day as follows I—SAtIS • Queen Extended, 9d Waiotahl, 82 j 61 Waitangi, 4s 6d Haurakilsßd Crown, 7a 9d, 7s 10 Woitekauri, lid, lljd Prides, Bjd Talißman, 82s 3d Waihi, £9 Bsaob, 7fExtonded, 6s 7d, 6s 6d BUMS Bonanza, con 6d Caledonian, Is 8d Qaeon Extended, 9d Dart, 6d May Quoen, 8s 4d Moanatniti, 103 , Saxon, 9d Sylvia, 4d Alburnia, Is lOd Thames, 7d Trafalgar, 8d Waiotahi, 82s 3d Waitangi, 4s 6i Watchman, BJd Hauraki Is 3d South Kaponga, 9d Old Kaponga, 9jd Auokland, 6d Champion, paid la Crown 7s lOd Belt, paid Is 6d •Kirikiri, con 7d Eomata, Is lid Webkauri, IOJd Pride of Waihi, 8d Rising Sun, 2d Tairua, 2j 9d, Talisman, 32s Waihi, 48 18j Consolidated, Is 2d Extended, 6s Bd Junction 62s Sunbeam, 9d

SaiAIBS Bonanza, paid lid oon 6d Kuranui, 6d Caledonian, la 5d Queen Estendod, lOd Dart, 7d May Queen, 3a 5d Sylvia, sid Moanotaiari, Is Monowat, Is Saxon, lOd Albutnia, 2s 8d Thames, lOd Trafalgar, 4d Victoria, b Id Waiotahi, 82s 9d Waitangl, 4» 8d Watchman, Bunkers, 8d Froehold, 4d Hauraki, 1» 6d youth Eaponga, 9Jd Old Kapocga, lid Champion, paid Is 6d oon Is Id Crown, 8s Belt, paid 2? oon, Is 6d Komata, 2i New Waitekaurijs Prides, 9d Riaing Sun, 4d Tairua, 2i lOd Talisman, 82s 6d ' Waibi,£? ' Beaoh',' '/|d Consolidated, Is 6d Exlondod, 6s 7d Junctions, 54s