KARANGAHAKE.

Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4514, 23 June 1883, Page 3

KARANGAHAKE.

The work* in. connection, with > the HjlVbijci Co.*s battery are nowfaateap Broaching completion; and Mr Cor nett hopes to be able, to have the battery in fall swing before the und of the present month.' v .l Thestopes in the Hatjbaki mine tore yielding an abandanceof crushing dirt; of which the manageress now on band above 300 tons: awaiting transmission to the Hnn>*v Tbbasuhe G.M.Col 7 Tbere tie two tunnels in operation here. One.,of these was started at the northern boundary of the Company's ground, and is now W>r me driven •lon* tbefdotwall of No. 1 lode, < which will not be broken down until tie hopper.now in course of construction js completed. The other tunnel is beinf driven tlonj? the eonrse »r the sane reef in the Martha section of the mine. It i« now in about 40 feet, and an additional 20 , \feet of dtiVtOK will}brinß it. under th« ; 'point «fc£iVe the bent gold was obtained on riiXD the Dvjmo the 'haTa sTarted alow Irrel tnnDel • ith a view to tettiog *heir wrf at a consfdrrable depth benwtktW.orft«. J.v. ; . \ GoTJbßf.CßOWli—Duriiif the past w#*k tlft Jow I»»e| b*s been, extended a fewfe^|»w»th>f the break, and" the reef ha« BoiljMiitff in richer than ever. Ivi»iloB.-*Th« prnprietort of this claim , have dHpontd «f wb*th of shares, and instead of pocWting the proceeds, as , b»f jbw»^bee«se in top. many'instances lprfSali»|rb»V»»'devote^ every copper of U^ttirto tb« development of the mine.! =JB«^WtT>-iTbe"thart?holders have'on band'about^i^hnndfedweiKbt of st^ne, which, ii Ajbjout w^e .forwwded tp TBMri^^for treatment, and judging from appeiJ*nc«« it ought to yield a good'