LATEST THAMES NEWS.
[From Today's "Adtebtiseu."] 1 ALLEGED BOBBERY OF SPECIMENS. The police of Grahamstown received information yesterday that a hut on the City of Glas- 1 gow claim, Moanatairi, had been broken open and ibout ninety lbs. of specimens stolen threfrom.
THE LONG- DRIVE.
The usual fortnightly retorting for tho Long I Drive took place on Saturday at the Kuranui I Company's battery, and yielded 530 ozs. 11 dwts. of retorted gold. During the greater I part of the last fortnight only torf head of I stampers were employed on the stijp[.
THE ABM3TRON&1 jf A crushing of sixteen tons for Wio Arm- ,' strong claim, Karaka Hill, was finished on Saturday at the Hape Gold Mining Company's B battery, aud yielded fifteen, dwfcs. to the ton. D The battery will start to work to-day on stuff I from the Royal Standard mine, and a parcel I from the Flagstaff will also be put through at B this machine.
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Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 68, 28 March 1870, Page 2
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159LATEST THAMES NEWS. Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 68, 28 March 1870, Page 2
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