MINING
KING SOLOMON RETURN
INVERCARGILL, May 27
The wash-up of the King Solomon Deep Lead mine for the week is 50oz lOdwt.
NOKOMAI GOLD MINING CO
The Nokomai Gold Mining Company reports a partial wash-up of 161ozs 5 dwts from the paddock. The balance of the paddock will be completed in a .ortnight’s time.
PROSPECTING WORK
The local syndicate that has had men working for the last three months prospecting the old Croesus property in the Paparoas has now cleaned up the drive and unwatered the winze. Messrs M’Gregor and M’Luskie journeyed, to the mine to see the final works carried out, and their report was very satisfactory. They brought with them some nice specimens out of the winze portion of the mine, gold showing freely in all the pieces of quartz. They are now awaiting the visit of the gold mines inspector, and his report will most likely decide whether further driving will take place on the reef.
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 May 1932, Page 3
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