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*\\c, arc pi ci sod to have to record another find ol some hnpoitaiuv in the Champion In iK> mine ;ifc Tui Creole. On Saturday li^t, ..t'ter ]>a«*«siii lt through a vein of rich t y.den», good silver oir was come npon in the i.ice of the low level. Some of the >no shown in the township looked veiv well, and much lesemdk'd the das-? of shift" found in the upper uoi kin^s. The fiiid is oil the more noteworthy as boinij madf in (he low level, and nt sm'h :> low di-pth from the Miriaco as can le.ive no doubt as to the peunanently pavalile, chaiacter of the lode. Mr E. Cameron, of the May Bell elaiui, Tui, \Aas a passenger by ]\l on day's train to Auckland, taking with him a five ton parcel of ore for shipment to Adelaide, where it will be treated at the works of the Australian Smelting and Refining Co., in which Mr W. H. Wilson is a prominent shareholder. It was, we believe, at the instance of that gentleman that Mr Cameron decided to send the stone to AJelaide, where gold and silver- hen ring ove3 can now be treated as efficiently as in England or Germany.
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Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 250, 28 March 1888, Page 2
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206TE AROHA. Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 250, 28 March 1888, Page 2
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