AUCKLAND.
This day.
Lamont's gold saving process is referred to in the Herald this morning. Mr Lamont is in Auckland, and intends visiting the Thames. In the course of a •onversation with miners qualified to speak of the peculiarities and difficulties met with in dealing with Thames ores, the inventor expressed his belief that they could all be overcome by his process. It is stated that 95 per cent, of gold is saved by the invention.
By the Fleetwing, from Samoa, information has been received that war has been declared by King Malietoa against a powerful chief named Taraasese.
Tery little progress has yet been made with, getting the MacGregor off the
rocks
The Freezing Company are operating on 2000 sheep from Firth's Matamata station.
The Herald quotes the first paragraph of your leader of the 20th, and says, " It was written in all seriousness apparently." The editor was apparently in all serious ness trying'to make a joke at your expense, and your well-known modesty.
Professor Tucker has been offered the Chair of Classics in the Melbourne Uni» versity.
(Pee Peess. Association.)
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Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5100, 22 May 1885, Page 2
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182AUCKLAND. Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5100, 22 May 1885, Page 2
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