The Teetulpa Goldfields. Adelaide, December 2.

Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 182, 11 December 1886, Page 1

The Teetulpa Goldfields. Adelaide, December 2.

The " Register's" special corresspondenfc at Teetulpa telegraphs as follows •— tl The results obtained are good, but they are confined to Brady's and Goslin'a Gullies, and got by a levy men in narrow gutters. Three men have reported to the chief warden that they have found gold in a gully half a mile south of Strawbtidge's. They had sunk a depth of 12 feet and got 2dwt. 14gr from a three quarters loads of dirt. The gold is very fine, more so than any hitherto found in the neighbourhood. The S S. and A. C Bank bought 1470z. of gold to-day." One hundred and fifty-six miners' rights issued to-day, bringing the total up to o-"er 4,000 but out of this number many have left the field. Berliner and Koseugarten have shown some beautiful specimens of nuggety gold purchased by Kosengarten at Teetulpa in three days at the end of last week. The parcel weierhs lOOozd. 16dwt. Idgr, and altogethov the firm brought nearly 2000z., the largest nugget being 200oz. Thia lOOoz, was obtained chiefly in Goslin's, Brady's, and Strawbridgo's gullies. Besides the larger quantity, Mr Rosengarten bought Soz. of rcddiah and finer gold, taken from different gullies about 10 miles from Brady's Gully, the exact locality not being indicated by the digger. A chemist at Kent Town on Tuesday weighed 31oz. 6dwts. of gold for a resident of Kent Town, who has been five weeks at Teatulpa, but who got the gold in eight days from Brady's Valley.