GOLD MINING.

Hokitika Guardian, 6 February 1930, Page 3

GOLD MINING.

(Tq the Editor.)

ifijF I ’*« ill" ■' 1 ' ’ J fgir —Owing to the divergent views IjeJd by geologists and earth pliysicthe ~e?.'act< t mpde., in * garth’s ,it iai 4 jxot pyssitye ,ta stat# eertajrity every step ol of hipuhtaih building us *• ,'grqw with it, ,ai>d hi'.- ( esaminptipn by famous gebl* C?oxj,.Y9U Haast, • W*iwtj|iu pin ; j|ihe . W“berfprce to Jilt. •• and,., along., Waitaha Fdingepi .all., .found ’ formations and ore. lea.du containing gold, copper, aud many other minfefals.,, , These men laid the foundation. l»y laying /.wide their knowledge to. what they steen, and yet up to the day hptiiing of a ay sterna tic nr'ospectipg -hajj been, done to ..discover tjie that lay hidden under tbje gfonrid; in those inoputain chiiins. jtyt j.totday - gives light to a mbre ejcapiipation of the aprifbipua rocks .that qo eicis.t there. Wife of bringing, about a revival v * jnytKe. 'prodpctipn of gold, and., .with 4]}p pi;esp.nt knowledge of gold extrap,jlipij f the improved mechanical the returns froqi these pro .bodies will be . more of a . remunerative nature,, and as gold is essential fq-da,y, is. no doubt the Ooyerhment of New Zealand wjll materially assist any legitimate proposition. jjv=v ...> *. .. . Tlie series ai;e, well known, to the writer and noticeable in character and number of quartz lodes, which arkis wijlJ . receive attention for the j purpose of opening up gold producers. • ' , :■ ' ; l/.am, efcviM.'; i• • BiKitwoimi. . l<ft»tton...4Ut K«l>runr>v luff!.