AUSTRALIAN GOLD YIELD

Hokitika Guardian, 16 August 1923, Page 1

AUSTRALIAN GOLD YIELD

A n".li]c[ion in. yi**i<N o! ; A*,!sir.:!in for l!u* i*r>t li:iH of Un* : >y !r i-. iv .i. i’to total oiifor.t \ qiiiv*:-■ ill I >’] 7o'/.. im > sr'uiiist lor tlie aurre-i milling p u-iod ol R'22. and 363.55°0z. for tin- same six months in 1621. Victorian mine- have held t mu' Dim e producer n lnil th-re has been a shrink;,gg in Nov Yout'i M ales ,nd \\*(’;*t'v*rii Austnili:*. winch more balances the additian to the Queeiishiud return c.-iused -by the inelusion oi the Mount Morgan output. 1" . " At at ra liit tit-.- indust ty is alle--t--J the high costs. As lung as -auditions uain as they are, no hepe exi-ts .0. recovery in the mining Hmiv. unless an iniiiortrtnt new .list over;- i.iriml:'. Omi|:a rati< e figures inr (lie first six months of 1623 compared with those of the eorespoiiding peruxl ol U— as follows:--Jan. 1 to June ..I—lJ-- 'p-- 5 (iz 1-11,0 v!z rim- ... f,f) 167 30.36') \ n l Oi 1.-! ■ . , V,-.. o O.).) New South Wales H-M, Q.iieenslaml • • ‘-'-’j) -'T)'m-P Western Australia . South Australia . lasmania Total . • • 357.325 341.82. j n ISjjf fte yield was 366.5390 k. 6 tlio first six months. . . Tasmania's contribution in that poind was estimated at 30300 z.