NEW RIVER.

Grey River Argus, Volume IV, Issue 285, 9 November 1867, Page 2

NEW RIVER.

(from ouk own corrbsponden'^^P . Left-hand Branch, JN"o^B This hitherto almost unknown locals, appears to have escaped the attention oi your correspondents in the adjacent' mining districts, although its population at present numbers at least one hundred and fifty men, most of whom are getting gold in quantities sufficient to induce them to remain. There is a large flatj | about two miles long, where most of th« , population are settled ; the stripping JB from three feet upwards. There mf/ three. parties here who have brongfflP 6 water-races, and are doing veryM* II Nixon and party have gone toy?. J| expense in the construction of th^^2M having talr&i it over a rough jfiFl sideling fr3|m Bubble Creek. Ep'i/'^^^k party have spent five m ontlusf^^^^B race, and are entitled to gffn^r^^^^l their perseverance in suc h3§T/^^^^H undertaking ; however, \jm are getting well paid nowST /j^^^^^l Poynton and party's damjpL^r^^^^^^^| damage irom the lat<Sjff /^^^^^^^^| expect to be in workJpo^j^^^^^^H night. They have gW y^^^^^^^^k 'prospects. It is thejßj? -4^^^^^^^^| miners that this pl^9gF^^^^^^^^^^| this summer. Jm On German TeJyjj^^^^^^^^^^B fifty men, and al^^J^^^^^^^^^^^H they are doing, jl -/^^^^^^^^^^^^M a party going to QFh^^^^^^^^^^^^^l near this terraco/J^^^^^^^^^^^^^J tamed of its U^]^^^^^^^^^^^^H There is a |r^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^| with a littie/c^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H water to th/xl^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H ,is by no wej^^^^^^^^^^^^^^J taking. ,i months w^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M certain t^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^f it, as th^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H is noir^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H SUppi^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H sluicj^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H

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