GOLD MINING RETURNS.
(per press association.)
Rbefton, February 10.
New Scotia, ozs of gold from 450 tons of tailings treated by cyanide ; value £360.
Golden Fleece for January—Battery, 761 ozs gold, 1236 tons cyanide, 125 ozs gold ; total value, £3221.
Wealth of Nations for January—Battery, 391 ozs gold, 6145 tons; cyanide, 63 ozs gold ; total value £1785. Progress mines for January—Battery, 1581 ozs gold, 4500 tons ; chlorinated, 31 ozs gold ; cyanide, 81 ozs gold; total value £6972.
Tho mine manager at Big River reports as follows: —Since last report we have finished timbering the drive over No. 2 level, and have now started rising on tho stone, which shows a little gold. It is, however, slightly broken, being mixed with bands of mullock.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 11 February 1901, Page 3
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123GOLD MINING RETURNS. Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 11 February 1901, Page 3
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