THE THAMES..
THIS DAY
TS HE CALEDONIAN
PANIC.
SPECIMENS EEOM THE INVES-
NESS AND UNA.
THE MOA CEUSHING,
[from cue owx correspondent.]
GIUUAMSTOWN,
12 o'clock noon
The Caledonian panic appears to
have subsided. It is thought to have
been planned by interested parties
Arrangements are being made for
pumping the water out with heavy
machinery. The mine is still bril-
liaut
The Cambria crushing has not
proved payable
The Moa are crushing, and is look-
ing well
The Inverness have taken out some
very rich specimens this morning. The
Una have also brought up good stone
Telegraph communication being
stopped from 12 to 5 p.m., I shall not I>e ,a_l©-fc_ send a seeo_d telegram, —-.
It is a Government holiday here,
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 373, 21 March 1871, Page 2
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120THE THAMES.. Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 373, 21 March 1871, Page 2
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