WAIHI.

Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3877, 2 June 1881, Page 2

WAIHI.

(FBOM OtTE OWN COBEBSPONDBNT)

I learn that Mr Mackay, the representatire of sereral Waikato capitalists at Waihi, intends forwarding a parcel- of 20 tons of stuff from one of his leases to the Oirbaroa battery. This parcel has been taken from two leaders—one are feet thick, and the other nine inches, and from the rich prospects obtainable, Mscfcay belieres that it will yield at least 2ozs per tori. Should-it come up to expectations a battery will be erected immediately. The people here think Clotworthy Tery

hardly used by Mr Keutick—that it wai a breach of the law that mi Ru t well hare been overlooked.. One thing I didn't like was this—there was a fla w ot fO me» thing in the information which would have probably put the polioe out of Court, and the did not twig it. The 8.M., despite the demur of the defendant's counsel, made a correction of his own' accord. This, I think, was going a leetle beyond his functions—if the police had not the gutnp. tion to lay a charge properly, the defendant should have had the benefitr ' "