RICH GOLD DISCOVERY.

Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 8067, 29 November 1906, Page 2

RICH GOLD DISCOVERY.

SENSATIONAL l>K\ ELUI' MEM'S AT LAEL.L.

Bv TiiLKtJKAPii— Pi;:;ss Association (iKEYMOI'TII. Tuesday.

Sensational developments are reported from the \lpiue mine at Lyell. recentl\ purchased by Messrs. Ctaig' Ste\e.ison and Uillett. L'rospecting at No. 7 level disclosed a lai'u'e new

make of (piaKz, carrying coarse, heavy trohl, said to be the richest ever discovered in the mine, and richer than any stone hitherto found on the coast.

Mr Tacoti. of (Ireymouth, secured

aii option over the property just prior to I In.' discovery, ami he inteuds

forming it e puny t" work the mine. Further new:- is expected from tin

mine, where prospecting operations are beinjr prosecuted vigorously.

A plentiful supply of Al. separator buttu-, ;it lid per pouad st Tidd and Stantoti'a Grocery aad Confectionery Stores, Hamilton. 6

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