KARANGAHAKE.

Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 213, 30 July 1887, Page 2

KARANGAHAKE.

Work in the Aileliue niiiio has been suspended, and there is no probability of another start being ma ie till the 17 tout of quartz that are now en transit v for tho Thames ha\e been treated an I the proceeds lodgo 1 to the credit of the company. McWdliams and parly, tribut rs in the Ivaiihoe mine are keeping 8 ii i¥ :ul of stampers running, one shift on tjnat tz fiotu thoir tribute .-ection, and the staff is shaping so well that they \nio\u\ keeping that number going a* long as possible. Owin» fo the bad state of tho loads, over which it is impossible to tian-port any stuff to the mill, a considerable ic~ duction ha 3 been made in the staff of hands hitheito employed in the D arnond mine, where there is now about 40 lons of quartz broken out an d ready for treatment. Ileiteman and party, titbuters. in the Woodstock mine have nearly got through with (he work of opening up their ' block for onoiation*, and when that is completed they will be i-i a position to break out crushing dirt in consideiable quantities. MevcJiili and Hftslett, contiacturs for laying down the permanent way on Hailey's. tramway, have made a fair start with Use work an 1 as they are both pushing energetic men that part of the lino connecting the Crown mine with the Mill should be in complete (ravelling order very shortly.