THE THAMES.
THIS DAY.
[FBOM OUE OWN COKRESPOJiTDENT.]
TOOKEY'S, LOWE'S, AND THE BRIG-HT PMILE CRUSHINGS.
gMULTUM Ifl PABVO—SPECI-
MENS,
G-EAHAMSTOWN, 3 p.m. The Multum-in-Parvo have taken out 80 lbs. specimens from the new leader. Long Drive have lodged 41 ozs. The G-olden Age crushing gave 1 oz; to the ton;
Dixon's Jtfo. 1 wire tramway broke while sending stone to the battery.
Tookey's (Lowe's tribute) and Bright Smile are crushing. Kellv's will finish crushing to-night.
Timothy Donovan was charged at the Police Court this morning, with obtaining money under false pretences, by selling gold amalgam to A. Bruce. The defendant received £5 for the amalgam, which was supposed to be worth double the amount. It was found afterwards to be only worth 2d. 3 as it contained nothing but quicksilver. The case was dismissed.
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 543, 6 October 1871, Page 2
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134THE THAMES. Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 543, 6 October 1871, Page 2
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