OUR MINES
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The weekly report of the mine manager is ns follows:—" Tunnel level south crosscut: Nothing further has been done sjnee last report, the men being engaged in enlarging the drain to/ carry the increased water. This ; work will be completed to-day, and driring with the rook drill resumed on Monday nest so as to cut through the new reef. I may mention there is still a large flow of water coming frsm the face, but the drain is now made sufficiently large to carry il iraM ijinaa__t|m_aumiiijt^_khauU-^Miit^
water be tapped. .The batlory was started on Thursday and all tho men are again at work in the drives and stopes. The crushing is showing up very well, and I expect a good payable return. There is no other change to mention.—Eoijeht Comeu." ALBURNIA. The manager banked another parcel of lOlozs gold to-day, as the result of a final cleaning up and retorting.
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Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3414, 1 December 1879, Page 2
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154OUR MINES Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3414, 1 December 1879, Page 2
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