OUR MINES.'

Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 2, 16 June 1883, Page 2

OUR MINES.'

Phemieu GM.. Co'^Uhe manager still' w)ntin\ie^'rfsetb/surf^. In break-" ,ing tjown on Wfr(nes<fcy.ldst some very nice picked atone >caui<ao',fa'&id showing gold freely,. , .... ;vVt • Colonist, G,M».Q,Q.-- r <(S^at progress is being made in this ; ini n«£«e very effort to push on' work" -afi'<3''ha^ everything ready for sending qitojrtz toflbattery. WBtdoAßT. ' -r .jftfe "^ vipjjWer, Mr -Beeche,, has. a,, .ton? .$, qjijujz ready to forward fcTtbeiAlbui^vJlifattery. The men were engaged. ,,t^aßhursday and Friday making- the^ ■road^passable to carry the quarte dbwhr^'Sfeighing will be commenced' 'to-i jay, "-'^ie stone is expected to b$ at' it|iV;ba&y on Tuesday or Wednesday ;'fcrp*m the appearance<of,the quartz w_e expect a return equal to the last. . ■ -*° Inverness.— The trial crushing mentioned in our last is all "btft ready to be forwarded to Waiprpngotnai Battery. A satisfactory return may je confidently looked for. . ,- ' t \ New Find G.M; Go.^he plans for connecting have- coine..*o hand. The scheme seems a Very-Inexpensive and wbrkable one. " We--' tfride^stand tenders willbe ieVnexfc' "weeK out proposed works! • ' "'^ Waitoki G.M. C6,~The hopper being jointly constructed^ this mine, and the Werahikods all: ; lit completed* A large quantity of -quarts is ready for forwarding to mill whetf tramway is finished. The qj&r&]' > i& of the soft brown description, a ,greas ,deal of gold being hidden in the , gotten formation, which cau be seen Ireelyby pounding. We feel quite <safe,'jn flaying all the quartz the manager now h*a to hand is of a good payable 'riatufe:' ; * ■ Forfeited /Leases.-^Fhe Thistle, Warrior, and Union jVel^late licensed holdings, have again. r j3Qgh; marked out and taken up for goldmfmng purposes. We wish the..ownersr,'every success. Vermont Licensed -Holding. — Two men have" been put, t'o'^work on this license, a'iid : have infersected a nice leader in good sapdstifne formation, showing a Ht'tte gq}<L ; \^From present appearance the leader looks to be a continuation of the-WcWme'^how of gold, the leader .being discovered close to the Welcome's bouridai;y Ifte. Werahiko G.M. CoJ-^The manager expects to have the hopper finished by the end of next week^ w]hj§n he will be able to start and -send sufficient quarts to fill the Jbopper-. ; Judging from .the fay.amiable positions of the several peices of'grbund, we think .tie shareholders £taiid a'^air chance of o bfcainin^ ' gooii result s. I ", " An assay of ( the tatfings from the Welcome resulted in , the following return, per t6n .:—' '*M Gold, ,4oz. lldwts. J-ilver, 2oz. .l-BSiwts. Taking into 'consfdeVAtion the very rich quality of ' the • sio'tie treated, the shareholders may congratulate themselves the battery, has .4one its work, and that no other than- .ordinary stamper and berdan treatments will be required in future treatment. ?