WARDEN’S REPORTS.

Dunstan Times, Issue 422, 20 May 1870, Page 3

WARDEN’S REPORTS.

Mr. Warden Pyke (Dunstan district) reports as follows for the quarter ending 31st March :

“1 have much satisfaction in recording the ■till increasing prosperity of .the, district under my charge. Indeed the fuller, development of its mineral resources would appear to be Only now commencing. The beds of the rivers and water courses—their beaches, banks, and-terraced margins—the gullies and ravines, the "spurs” and ‘made hi’ls” are all mere or less auriferous throughout the Dunstan distrietjand resent

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