QUARTZ MINING REPORTS.

Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 13 September 1901, Page 4

QUARTZ MINING REPORTS.

The mine managers for the undermentioned quartz mines in the Reef ton district report as follows for the month of August :- Progress—Stopping has been continued throughout the mine from No. 8 to No. 9 level, and development on levels No. 2,3, 4,5, 8 and 9. The total quantity of r§ok mined was 4,877 tons, which was transported, to the mill and 4,608 tons crushed, the yield being 1,6140zs Bdwt 9grs of gold, valued at £6,679 4s sd. Ninety tons of concentrates were chlorinated, yielded bullion to the value of £1,084 18s 6d. 985 tons of tailings were cyanided, yielding bullion to the value o! £384 18s 9d. The development work in the mine amounted to 187 fe of driving and cross-cutting and 30 feet of sinking. At shaft "0" No. 2 level has been repaired, up to the face, but no driving has been done for the month. AVkalth of Nations.—During the mouth 965 tons of quartz were crushed, yielding ,308ozs 12dwts 9grs of gold, valued at £1,273 Is. Pour and a half tons of concentrates were produced and 561 tons of coarse sands cyanided, the latter yielding bullion to the value of £'lo4 14s lid. Stoping was carried out on No. 4 and 5 levels" No. 6 level was advanced 43 feet during the month. No. 5 level was advanced 4 feet and sunk 29 feet.

Golden F<-eece.—Daring the month Nos. 8,9, and 10 stopes were worked and development carried on on levels Nos. 6, 10 and 11. Footages for the month on development work are as follows: —No. 6 level south re-timbered and re-graded 56 feet; No. 6 raise put up 51 feet; No. 10 north cross-cut driven 23 feet. The contractors for. sinking the shaft a total depth of 150 feet, put it down 30 feet during the month, completing their contract. v No. 11 chamber was started. 1,852 tons-of quartz were crushed, giving a return of 561bzs 18dwts 9grs of bullion, valued at £2,266 8s Id. 1,040 tons of tailings were treated by cyanide, probullion to the value of £515 3s Bd.

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