SPECIAL TELEGBAMS.

Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 604, 16 December 1871, Page 2

SPECIAL TELEGBAMS.

Caledonian. —Eavorable Indi-

cation in low level.

Tookey's Tributers. —Another Good Crushing.

Providence. —Splendid Return

Charge of Larceny.

GRAIIAMSTOWN,

December IG, 2 p.m.

John Millan, apprehended on a warrant for larceny from the dwelling of Henry Schelt, Auckland, remanded to Auckland.

The Colibau (late Providence) crushing of 17 tons yielded 172 ozs, making the total with specimens 274 ozs.

Tookeys (Lowe's) tributers have crushed 18 tons, which gave 56 ounces gold. The Caledonian have lodged 33G ounces for the week; more to come in. Grove's Bank have obtained 15 ounces, the result of a week's crushing. The Inverness tributers have put through the machine 30 tons, and the return is 36 ounces. The Una have completed another good crushing, the return for the past fortnight being 144 ounces.

A trial crushing for the Missouri has given 18 ounces gold.

The George Stephenson have had a splendid crushing; 22 tons yielding the handsome return of 163 ozs.

The Golden Crown have banked 127 ozs. for the fortnight.

The Multum-in-Parvo have taken out 150 lbs specimens during tho week.

Caledonian. —Minerals have been seen in the reef on tho bottom level, similar to those on the main face.

There is nothing new from Tookeys