LATE THAMES NEWS.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 18, Issue 1170, 13 November 1871, Page 2

LATE THAMES NEWS.

[From telegrams in the New Zealand Herald.] Grahamstown, Nov. 8,9.30 a.m. Caledonian. —Four hundredweight of specimens from the specimen leader and main run; mine looking well throughout. 10.30 a.m. Multum in Parvo —A plaint has been laid in the Warden'.- Court for possession of this mine, on the ground that it has not been transferred to the company from the original holders. 9 p.m. The Caledonian main run is improving very much, tfre specimen run still continuing good; 300 lbs specimens during the day, and general crushing looking remarkably well. The Alhurnia has started their machinery; the mine looking well; specimen leader good. Gold showing freely at the junction of the leader and reef, The Bendigo Independent crushed 1,30 tons, which yielded 3,6:6 jozs. melted, gold. The Queen of Beauty have lodged 360 z. of gold, the result of several clays' irregular crushing, the average being a shade over an ounce. The Thames View crushing is looking well for over an ounce. The Nonpareil reef, low level, is contracting towards the Waitemata. The Multum in Parvo manager and directors are down here. They have secured the services of Messrs Hesketh and Mac Cormick, and a local solicitor* Opinion is doubtful who will gain, Shares well held. Market easier during the early part of the dav, and brisker towards evening. Caledonian, £115; Thames, £22 10s ;. Nonpareil 80s;. All Nations, 955.