KARANGAHAKE.

Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4291, 2 October 1882, Page 2

KARANGAHAKE.

(FBOM OTJB OWN COEB18POKDBNT;) Mabia—Work is being 7Wtited on in the bottom drives; the wegttrnweistßlw " in over 80 feetj an* w WngjrtjfeMwd along the reef, whicli was cut on!toe surface and gives good prospects. The eastern drire is in some 30 feet on the reef, which is anftne brij of stone 4.feet thick. Jtflhawa^ little gold in brffkifif down/and gives goofd dish prospwtß. 10*4-• Haubaki.—The main lereLii no* m 212 feet, and has' *ut *&c .fig. 4 2rM? 1 #> large amount of 'stone''is 'nbiP ready for the mill, which, from present appearances, will be • some: time, before it is finished. There is rather a strange fonoation in the Hauraki mine ; 2OJfeeflWfc the mouth of the tunnel, in solrtHnigrt*, the impression of ferna is all throiiKh Che stoni v g Noblb.—The reefrw^tiljl b«iog driven on, and good stone isz-inet-wUhl r 1 ! Pabboa--A leader i*. bfing4.rjjreii on which gives fair prospecisi *:* *y> ';?. #y--i Daris.and party, in the GfoifiKK CißOWir,■*■. are driring on their Teef, and stone is being met with. ';>rsmi^/?*:f.? f^. Shaw and party are constaereW^b h»?e th6:best^rosjpeotß'in'tiiß_"!Wcalif3&^/-')^*' :i'l'> The BduntVy all' rouna" is fTather roUKh and broken, and it will be rather expensiTe to .get machinery to some of the claims^ A large amount of Kround. is.t#k«a and the rerenue will now go to the County of some kind of a trflcy bejpg;Sßs4e here.