THE CALEDONIAN.—I,O36 OZS. FROM SPECIMENS.
THE JUNCTION.—MORE
SPECIMENS
NONPAREIL.—2OO LBS
SPECIMENS
THE ALBUHNIA.—OVER 2 OZS
TO THE TON
UNA CRUSHING-.—3lG OZS
The Caledonian, this morning, have lodged 1037 ozs. from specimens, and last evening 358 ozs. additional were obtained from the general stuff.
The Alburuia turned out very satisfactory. Seventy tons crushed yielded, 155 ozs. of gold—ojver 2 ozs. to the ton. The manager lias a large quantity of similar stone ready for another crushing.
The Golden Crown returns for the week are not so good, the result being 106 ozs.
Since my last despatch 30 lbs. of very-rich specimens have been taken out of the Junction.
The Nonpareil has a large quantity o.f specimens on hand,' This morning they have grassed about two hundred pounds. j,
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 365, 11 March 1871, Page 2
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127THE CALEDONIAN.—1,036 OZS. FROM SPECIMENS. Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 365, 11 March 1871, Page 2
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