COROMANDEL.
(From oifr own Correspondent.)
This day. The Tokatea report 50 lbs picked stone ; _topes going in No. 1 rise in the seige level. There is gold in the face still. A good-look-ing lode in the van level is showing a little gold for some time past. No important news from other partß of the mine.
The Royal Oak has no news of importance.. The usual stoping on No. is being pushed ahead. The leader is looking better in Upper Block, from which a few pounds of picked stone were obtained from this stope. There is no change ia the new Block. The tramwoy level will shortly intersect the old level ground broken,
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Auckland Star, Volume VI, Issue 1675, 2 July 1875, Page 3
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