WATEKAUKT.
Mr E. K. C()O|)cr, owner fit the Jubilee olahn, has now u;ofc sioonsidvrihle tontisi^, 3 oL' iii«li guide qu.irtJi road}' for tnm-port to the old country, w'lere he mt Mils proceed in<_? himself very shortly for tlu purpose of en)i~>lini? cnpit.il for tlie thorough development of: his propeity. llollis and paity. tributcr* in the Wditokiuri mine aie (•it^hinuj a puv ! ot; about 120 ton-, at the Company's batb'iy, where it h sbiipin-j; for >i p.iynl/le r.'turn. The Mcinnftakf i a batteiyis eni])lo) eu in reducing a parefl of <[uaitz for the tribiiter^ in the Welcome mine, and the stuff h bl wiping for a bettor return than v/.is ol)i,iin''d from tlio la^t crushing which ycild -d at the l.ito of 13 dwts to tlie ton
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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 228, 12 November 1887, Page 2
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126WATEKAUKT. Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 228, 12 November 1887, Page 2
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