TE AROHA.

Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3856, 9 May 1881, Page 2

TE AROHA.

(FROM Otra.OWN COBaESPOKDENT.)

Mobgantown, Saturday.

The battery is still short of water, and only fire head h»s been kept going. The Aroha Company crushed eight tons for 22ozs. The Mauvel has crashed some ten ton«, but of course the gold has been lost! It does seem strange the men who hare been years on the goldfielda should know' so tittle" oflne blisine^tKef^proie^W^' know all about,; Some;of thps sjtone tent to the mill ought still to be in the nilli "fro^wiie^ceitc^^ The All NatioW 'ertigbed fire ton«, which was not payable. ~ The Phiscro^ WabbHssending down 20 tons, and the stone put through the battery up to the present looks payable, * bat a little more care might hate been taken in getting out the stone: ■-■-■.;■ T The Shotqveb is sending fire tons, and they consider the stone payable. Tfce •; battiry will tell. J " ; ....,,,.„ ;, .. jbeWaitoa directors held a meeting the other erening, and decided tbeall for teaderi for driring 100 feer to intersect the big reef ib the Haited Company's ground" , The Mobnino Stab and Smili of Fobtunb o^bini 'h&s fir»i|kf(| -the, fofd^' up the hill and ire now rflkin| the road * across theawaaip. a^H')^?^.:'-;..; -„-.'^- -->, ■The Eablt Paw ah^rehoiders «w helping them with thir portion r ihflL •■roadi ' ' ■ ■;;'' v"''"''' '"' ' '-':'■'-■;' '■-' Mr John Mooie, We mafia^er'"of tfc« ' Star, is putting up tlwrlae !b connect with the upper lerei, irtd *# s«on as finished will forward crutbingditt to ;tke mill.; Sereral other parties, intend for* warding-trial jCrusbißcs «m . 4eon«y|| *tliey , can K et'lnfMne%WnPp;blie^ i: There are all sorts of ramoiii of Hone Wewheko^jaupiMiaeslJlftdj;!^a he ; ««y« ft . it is all right I suppoae it is mv A few days will decidft thejntUer. r ''■', ' .Jhe change in; iWWA # !*ltt f Wgti *" School endowment fe likely t^^lma#more competition than the firstrterms Offered. buy that no other inducement would haro done. - ■ % '•-'■■■^ -._ v.