OUR MINES.
BRIGHT SMILE.
The manager yesterday secured 151bs of specimens' from the second stope over the ldtermediate level, and 21bs from the first stope on theDeeside level, gold being still left showing in the latter place. This haul of=Slbs is not intrinsically worth jnueb, but it is important as coming from the eastern side of the pinch in Garvey's leYel' KOOKY POINT. The manager to day telegraphed that thecrosslode, on which driving ha's just been started, and at the junction with which specimens were got in the slopes, showed gold freely on beiDg broken down.
In one of the Indian languages the word "woman" is rendered " kewauoinwiaw" with marked and earnest imphaa'is on the last two syllaeles. "BouaH OK Bats."—Clears out ratß, mice, roaobee, flfes, ***> bed-btJgs, beetles insects, SotU jaok-«bbU> f gopher.. • Druggists,Km, Mom & Co,, Sydoey, Ow«»l Ag^l*.
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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4884, 4 September 1884, Page 3
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139OUR MINES. Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4884, 4 September 1884, Page 3
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