WEST COAST NOTES.
(SPECIAL TO "THE PRESS.") GREYMOUTH. February 6. The Stoney and Mosquito Leads Company's dredge got a start again yesterday, but will be stopped in a few days to put on extra grabs. Sb> will then get a permanent •tart with excellent prospects.- ---" T3i* Mosquito No.t2 Company's dredge if ins_L_ail^^iisiw_£M4_XßCT'iie^Mu[y , ,t-t ata-t
There was a bit of a run on North Be&cbea at 26s 3d. Two American experts are here with a view of investing largely in mining if satisfied with prospects. The test crushing of tea tons of quartz from tlie Garden Gully mine gave Bdwt 3gr per ton. The reef is 12ft thick, and has been traced for 5 chains, and found to be at a depth of 375ftr With a battery of 20 stamper* tho claim will pay very well indeed. So far it is in the hands' of a few gentlemen, who have not yet decided whether they will float into a large company or not If they, can make financial arrangements they will keep it to themselves.
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 11502, 7 February 1903, Page 5
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174WEST COAST NOTES. Press, Volume LX, Issue 11502, 7 February 1903, Page 5
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