THE IRONSAND INDUSTRY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 145, 14 November 1914, Page 4

THE IRONSAND INDUSTRY.

,1 SOCUISS At ÜbX. ,,,>i J^ The syndicate n, „, ~ .'' ' patent for ', il ?*«* verting it i„to ~<,",, .V; 1 "' ■ l ,' lu l ' u «* the result oi ti.,.,7 , } V "* the shape of m01t,,, .!', r""' " u,t ia Ihe blast fum,; ;.;','"'";'"'" J,a " where it took ,!,*,„ '.£•„>'■*!•• patentee, Air J A , ~* 8 " lJie ' »nd actively iuVu; ■ 7"'i, sJi ' IWiic<l ' two demoß«tJat: o u«' >„ ° **•' :u ' ? 8 '" lips; j. h vlii/m h r n ;^ v - u mi - Diarnud, G. {.Willi \ 1.,,■ V" ilac -■ " -Berrv- ind fc ,' ; ,^ * n * Although the tqu,p niC nt of the <&** is still a long waj Lorn completed necessary plant L i„ lU a| Stion! Us been installed, and ia fJ« course, take some time te bring blast f„ rimSl . U p to its Zp^ of metal. K-stoMa-.. .„ ci.HSMuenS , •' lto ™, state. U,.. fIIO , M < 0 f £ J" "f'f % *><>*. I»i it was effective «d that was the ..at point ifi ' Uast is worked liv , K . w(r ful oil ™< ' g'no, and at presepr < ,« «,: | , T t£s • » used, but wion , lr U (uatcdlg ' will very materia! ..\...rt„ ti „, ™ (faction of the met > t brine ' that when c.im.i. , ~,. ,;-,.,„■ XJ . works will be able,,,. ,„ a ton of metal per !,.-ir. \ The proceis in in ; <„„ ,f , B.mplie, v., .. ' sand, of which n-'M ... „f be found o n tli- Tn-,. ■,:■ = h.-Rohw* wittl loal breeze which . <• n i,.i ~] j„ ft j oven adjoining th ~ ..,-. WM\ W * wherai ' i. takes t(e foim . f , •-,.. Af(, r b«ing(* broken up the cokv . : v X0(1 v , ith oft » .- ingredients and -lio.-tv to the toft o* ; the furnace. ,h fl fi , r .l th-n t.ippe«": therein, the brerv. n« ft* h«a& . power, and fh,-> lro, : ~r •-„• „> Pn d r< «S , ing downwards in fV.iV. Th« fur-i'r'. Jince is outside r\. VniV'np, and W'"i' yag is drawn off tli'-r.- \° won a«. th« •• iron flux appears. -. ;- drswn off from! '*' the front of the furnaof whinh faces in.«l side the workroom, and runs into thrf" eand fcrougha where it become* ••p:e^"^ , '' Aa hematite iron (whirl; w p'odilMj . from the iron wuli ;<; of the highest grade and ?nns«iu. up-.- f..*M,,.. tiic belli , price, the importai-. of t.'m ;T)di«trvt» ; Taranaki m ftbout a tJn of m ta] wrs nviired but'. : '' the outlook for the future is decidedly ■ fromising. We wkh the rentur* every guetess. f.