MORE ENGLISH CAPITAL. A WAITEKAURL MINE FLOATED FOR Ł100,000. UNKNOW

Te Aroha News, Volume V, Issue 263, 12 May 1888, Page 6

MORE ENGLISH CAPITAL. A W AITEKAURL MINE FLOATED FOR ŁlOO,OOO. UNKNOW

Til nil l\\d\ a. i IS i v, - w ,v- icccived hcic <o-»l,i\ tl^.it. Mr E. Kci-c\ ('o()])cr, who wen I (o (tln^laml I -oimo (mu! auo, h.t^ licen -u< cc^^ful in j llo.ilint; thu .Jnl)iloi.' cl.mn at Wailikiimi. { TlkMou lons o! i|u ul/ in look Home ver nU'l <o !ii\< >'>ld foi o\cr t'soo. The c.ipi (,',l of tllC C OilljMlW, !■> 10]l01tC'l to I)C ! aoo,ooo.

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