TE AROHA.
[Pxb Pigeon Expbess.]
(FBOM A OOBBXSPONSENT.)
' There is not the slightest particle o news in the, gold' line since I lait sen to you. Several prospecting parties have borne up aad hare started work. The Tiyid arriTed on Monday eyening with Messrs Veale, Bollock and Allen, who purpose starting a store and bakery here. I would still warn people against leaving good wages to come up here, as therais nothing certain as yet. '; • * ' '
Te Aboha, p»i«i day.
I Mr Grribble,; an old Thames mine manager, is here with his tools, looking very much like work. Bill Peartee, Tom Sandes, and some other old acquaintances, have come over from Hamilton to hare a look at the place where the 200ozs reef was found. ',.'.. : ',' ,
It is rumored, just as I send off, that some loose stones showing good gold were taken out of the prospectors' ground, eight feet down from the surface/; <
I I hear some storekeepers from ■Hamilton are going into business here. Morgan's township 'is being surveyed. • ■
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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3706, 10 November 1880, Page 2
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169TE AROHA. Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3706, 10 November 1880, Page 2
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