A correspondent, writing from the New River District, says :— On the Hungarian Lead tbe Independent Company are actively at work, and are being remunerated for their labor. The Argus Company are prospecting their ground with the hope of meeting with something better than they have hitherto done ; four men being only employed in the meantime. The German party are working the run of gold which they first crossed, not having met with any inducement to continue the tunnel. At Maori Creek and the Eight-mile the population has diminished, owing to the superior attractions of Soldier's.
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Grey River Argus, Volume X, Issue 818, 11 March 1871, Page 2
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