SPECIAL TBLEGEAMS
THIS DAT.
[FROM OUIt OW COEKESPONDENT.]
THE CALEDONIAN—HALF A
TON OE SPECIMENS,
6SOOZSFEOM GENERAL STUFF,
LONG DEIYE EBTOETING,
CROWN PRINCE.
G-baiiamstown, 2.50 p.m
The Caledonian, brought up this morning half a ton of specimens, and will have another lot this evening. They have lodged 680 ounces from general stuff.
The Long Drire are now retorting, after ten days' crushing.
Tookey's ("Wood's) tribute are retorting, having put through 52 tons.
The tailings of tho two bags full stolen from the Caledonian, have been crushed, and yielded £12.
The Alburnia have broken out some splendid stone since yesterday.
Eive head of stampers have been employed at the Manukau on the stuff from the Crown Prince.
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 481, 26 July 1871, Page 2
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