Coromandel Mining News.

Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4316, 31 October 1882, Page 3

Coromandel Mining News.

Wining matters were Hrelier this week than for some time past, owing to > excMdioffiy .rich specimens having- >e*en obtained: from the Success mine, a quantity of rich ertone from the Just-in-Time, and 'some good gold in opening up a "v fresh block of ground' in the* Tokafea mine to the west'of the winze going 'toward the big reef, thus shoving three mine* to be in a position which justifies '"hopes''of a good ' output of gold -being '' obtained during the summer. ■JusT-jN»TiME.r--Captain Thomas, the managing director, took to the company's office in .town, on Tuesday, some rich '. stone from the mine. lOOlbs of picked ._ stone-i*. now:un-hnud, with prospeot of ■• more. The mine manager has been pushing on repairs to the battery, &c, so as to * hare allrready for regular crashing?. ; .StrccMS.—The 1 fact of a strong leader raakinffin tbw mine is tery satisfactory, - giving prospect of permanency to the shot ! of gold which appears to be making strong 'for the south, not,.as wa3 expected, to the north. 'The manager, in his last telearam \ to*town, stated ttisl'be'hiicl sent seventy- \ pounds of specimens by the steamer 1b town, and that the mine looked splendid. \She> specimens arei rich, being considered wirth from one ounce to three ounces to ■ the.pound throughout. Another haul of 201Vs rich-specimen stone has be>>n ob stained, and a good show left in the face.