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OUR MINES.

CALEDONIAN

The manager reports on September 12: —Since my last j bate been breaking out a trial lot from east drive.. The reef Las been broken iijto about 4 feet, and about 20 feet in length and about 7 feet high. It still maintains its good quality, being full of minerals of the very best kind, and dabs of gold are seen after every breaking down. Some 10!bs of picked stone came to hand on Friday last. I hare from 10 to 20 loads-at the mill) which will' not be completed before the middle of the week, when we shall know its value. . I have 33 ounces of amalgam from the berdans, squeezed in cold water, which indicates very favourably of its payable quality.: I am now timbering up the drive, and shall then strip ,the reef for further breaking down, which will take place on Wednesday. Cleaning out crosscut is still in progress. There is a large body of quartz about 20 feet from James' old works, which I intend getting a trial from; The other winze is very nearly cleaned out. I shall start driving for the Calf boundary here next week.—T. B. Hicks. SMILE OF FORTUNE (OWHAROA) The result of 14 days crushing for the above claim has been 1400ozs of amalgam. This may be estimated at about SOOozs of gold. ,-..- . GOLD RETURNS. The following parcels of gold .were lodged at the Bank of N6W Zealand today :—Quaelly and party," Moanatairi tribute, llozs Bdwts; ;Kea and party, Moeinatairi tribute, 62ozs; Truscott and party, Kuranui tribute, 3ozs 13dwts; Gordon and party, Alburnia tribute, 2Oozs l9dwts; Mollhaney, Adelaide Claim, 15ozs lOdwts.

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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3966, 14 September 1881, Page 3

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OUR MINES. Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3966, 14 September 1881, Page 3

OUR MINES. Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3966, 14 September 1881, Page 3

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