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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 227, 11 July 1873, Page 3

Very unsatisfactory news comes to hand , from Reefton. Doubts, fear, and; perplexities, long prevailing as to the meagre results likely to accrue from some of the erstwhile favorite claims on Shiel's line are being.unpleasantly verified. It is said, on good . authority, that the last crushing of some 300 tons of stone in the Band of Hope yielded only 25 ounces, or thereabouts, and the result of the last crushing in the Ajax claim is ominously kept secret. The impression is confirmed that the reefs on Shiel's line can only be profitably worked from the Murray Creek level.

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